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Linda is sending out cards.If envelopes come in boxes of 25 and stamps come in packs of 10,what is the least number of stamps an

d envelopes she can buy to get one stamp for each envelope?

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chubhunter [2.5K]3 years ago

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25*2=50
10*5=50
so 2 packets of envelopes and 5 packets of stamps

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