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3 years ago

A painter is buying gallon containers of paint. He has $375 to spend and each gallon container costs $11.

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Ray Of Light [21]3 years ago

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Hey there!

35 containers of paint

We simply divide 375 by 11, and we get 34.09..., but since we can't buy .09 of a container of paint, we can only by 35 containers of paint.

Hope it helps and have a good day!

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