Ms. Ayala had 152 pencils. She divided the number of pencils equally among 13 students. She kept the leftover pencils in her des
k. What is the greatest number of pencils Ms. Ayala could have given each student?
1 answer:
You take the number of pencils and you divide it by the students. 152/13= 11 pencils to each student
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