Jenson has 256 beads. He gets 67 more beads from a friend. He then uses 157 of the beads to make necklaces for his teachers. Fin ally, he makes bracelets out of the remaining beads and each bracelet will use 8 beads. What is the greatest number of bracelets Jenson can make?
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So Jenson has 256 beads + 67 beads = 323 beads - 157 beads for the <span>necklaces = </span> 166 beads divided by 8 beads per bracelet = 20 bracelets with the remainder of 6 beads.
256+67=323
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