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Marie made 3 dozen cookies. She needs to put them into equal groups so that the number of groups is at least 4 but less than 10. What are all the possible equal-size groups she can make with all the cookies?
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Marie made 3 dozen cookies. She needs to put them into equal groups so that the number of groups is at least 4 but less than 10. What are all the possible equal-size groups she can make with all the cookies?

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Answer:

4 groups

Explanation:

3*12= 36

36/4= 9

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