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3 years ago

bike club needs 75 cans of soda for picnic. If there are 8 cans in a pack, how many packs does it need?

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jekas [21]3 years ago

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10 packs, 9 packs isn’t enough but 10 is enough.

Alex3 years ago

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They need a total of 10 packs. The way i found the answer is by dividing 75 divided by 8 to get 9 with a remainder of 3. There should be enough soda for everyone, so you'd round it up to 10 packs of soda. Hope this helps! :)

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