Answer:
<h2>3 different ways</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
If Melinda has 4 different crayon and 2 different boxes and she is to put all 4 crayons into the two boxes so that each box has at least 1 crayon, this can be achieved as follows. Note that at least one crayon must be in each box, this means no box must be left empty. Each box can take any number of crayon from 1 and above.
First box Second box
1 crayon 3 crayons (first way)
2 crayons 2 crayons (2nd way)
3 crayons 1 crayon (3rd way)
This means that crayons can be divided into each box in <u>3 different ways</u> provided that each box has at least 1 crayon.
