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s2008m [1.1K]2 years ago

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Answer:

1) b, c, d

2) d

3) a, c, d

Step-by-step explanation:

Just find the number that can divide by the whole. Say the question was

A pet shop have 20 pets. The same amount of pets are in each room. How many rroms could there be?

If there were 4 rooms, 5 pets would be in each. 20÷4=5. 4 goes into 20 so 4 could be an answer.

If there were 3 rooms, 6 rooms would have 3 pets and 2 would be left over. So it wouldn't work. You just need to find the number that goes into the whole with no remainder.

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