3 years ago

Chantelle has 450 pennies she puts 26 pennies in each jar. how many jars does Chantell fill. how many pennies are left over

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serg [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

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strojnjashka [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

She can fill 17 jars and will still have 8 pennies left over.

17*26=442

450-4422=8

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Chantelle has 450 pennies she puts 26 pennies in each jar. how many jars does Chantell fill. how many pennies are left over ​

Chantelle has 450 pennies she puts 26 pennies in each jar. how many jars does Chantell fill. how many pennies are left over