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Kendra is buying bottled water for a class trip.She has 16 bottles left over from the last trip.She buys bottles by the case to

get a good price. Each case holds 24 bottles. How many cases will she have to buy if she wants to have a total of 160 bottles of water?

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vodka [1.7K]3 years ago

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She will need to buy 6 cases

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