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Travis has 157 books that he needs to pack into boxes. Each box can hold 9 books. How many boxes will Travis need?

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Volgvan3 years ago

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You have to divide 157 by 9 . Hope this helped (:

Aleks04 [339]3 years ago

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About 18 boxes and but the last box will only have 5 books

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