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Kyle has a notebook for each of his 5 classes. he puts 6 stickers on each notebook. there are 10 stickers on each street. how ma

ny sheets of stickers will kyle use? write an equation to solve. use a variable for the unknown

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Well if he puts 6 on each of the 5 notebooks, you'd do 5*6 and get 30. If 10 are on each sheet you'd do 30/10 & end up with 3 sheets of stickers :)

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