3 years ago

Mr. Kramer has 30 pencils for his class. There are 22 students in his class and he would like

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1 answer:

saw5 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Mr. Kramer has pencils for his class = 30

Students in his class = 22

Pencils he would like to give each student = 2

How many more pencils does Mr. Kramer need to buy so that each student will receive 2 pencils = ?

Total pencils Mr. Kramer need to buy so that each student will receive 2 pencils = 22 × 2

= 44

= 44 - 30

= 6

Mr. Kramer need to buy 6 more pencils so that each student will receive 2 pencils

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