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The Anderson family is preparing for a family reunion. They think they will need 22 juice boxes for every 6 children who attend.

How many juice boxes will they need if they are expecting 12 children?
44 juice boxes

22 juice boxes

264 juice boxes

132 juice boxes

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AleksandrR [38]3 years ago

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If they need 22 boxes for every 6 kids the they would need 44 boxes for every 12 kid

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