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at the end of the month, a medical office has 86 envelopes remaining. if the office uses 7 envelopes per day, on which day will

the office likely run out of envelopes?

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Taya2010 [7]2 years ago

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86/7 = 12.28 days worth

so they will run out on the 13th day of the next month

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