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3 years ago

Can someone please help me with this

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sdas [7]3 years ago

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So for 1: You divide 1780 by 36 to get your answer. You will get a remainder but in this situation, we ignore it since you wouldn’t be able to wrap another gift completely

2: Divide 247 by 52. Again, you will get a remainder but in this situation we found up to the nearest whole because to be able to take all the kids, you would need another bus.

3: Divide 98 by 28. You will get a remainder, then you take that and divide it by 28, and simplify it, to get the fraction

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