3 years ago

There is 586 students and each one will get a popsicle each box has 12 how many boxes do they need

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alexira [117]3 years ago

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Answer: 586 divided by 12 = 18.8333333

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There is 586 students and each one will get a popsicle each box has 12 how many boxes do they need​

There is 586 students and each one will get a popsicle each box has 12 how many boxes do they need