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Mr. Yang has 61 rubber stamps. He wants to give the same number of stamps to each of his 9 students. If he gives away as many st

amps as he can, how many stamps will be left over?

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Eva8 [605]3 years ago

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7 stamps. He will give 6 stamps to them each and there will be 7 left

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