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3 years ago

If June has 3,756 toys and each bin can hold 30 toys what would be the left over amount of toys ?

2 answers:

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3,750 - 3,756 = 6

So six toys will be left over because if you multiple 30 and 125 you will get 3,750. Then you have to subtract 3,756 from it

Jlenok [28]3 years ago

4 0

30 × 125 = 3750

125 bins can hold up to 3750 toys

3756 - 3750 = 6

6 toys will be left over

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