Bradley is sorting his 1,105 Lego bricks into 10 containers. Which compatible numbers would you use to calculate about how many

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Lego bricks will go in each bin? Explain why you chose these numbers. NEED ANSWER

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Leno4ka [110] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-15T04:33:02+03:00

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Answer:

110.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Cause each container can't hold 1105 legos now can it?

And since it is 10 containers each you can just divide. And since it's mostly an even number, it helps.

If it helped, brainliest please?

scZoUnD [109] · Answer 2 · 2022-09-15T03:06:57+03:00

we have chosen to divide the numbers 1150 by 10 because we need to distribute the bricks in to 10 containers equally

110.5 Lego bricks will go in each bin

Given :

Bradley is sorting his 1,105 Lego bricks into 10 containers.

we need to find how many Lego bricks will go in each bin

It means we need to find how many Lego bricks will go in each container .

There are total of 10 containers.

We need to <u>divide the brick</u>s in to 10 containers equally

So , we divide the number of bricks by number of containers

$\frac{1105}{10} =110.5$

So <u>110.5 bricks will go in each bin</u>

we have chosen to divide because we need to distribute the bricks in to 10 containers equally