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faust18
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3 years ago
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Josh was making cookies for the party. Each batch of cookies makes 18. If he wants to put 3 in a bagging for all 24 students, ho
w many batches will he need to make
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kifflom
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3 years ago
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ANSWER: 4 batches
EXPLANATION: 3 cookies times 24 students equals 72 cookies, 72 divided by 18 = 4
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