A printer prints 28 photos in 8 minutes. how many photos does it take to print 35 more photos

1 answer:

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First, we see how many photos can be printed in a minute. We do know that it can print 28 photos in 8 minutes.

To find how many photos it can print in 1 minute, we divide 28 by 8.

28÷8=3.5

The printer can print 3.5 photos per minute.

To see how many minutes it will take to print 35 photos, we divide 35 by 3.5.

35÷3.5=10.

It will take 10 minutes to print 35 photos.

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