The squirrel could store 48 nuts in a hiding place. If there were 768 nuts to hide, how many hiding places did the squirrel need?

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The squirrel could store 48 nuts in a hiding place. If there were 768 nuts to hide, how

many hiding places did the squirrel need?

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Answer:

16 hiding places

Explanation:

768 divided by 48 is 16

Nadar answered Sep 20, 2020

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Answer:

16 hiding places

Explanation:

768/48

=16

nuts hided/storing the nuts

Blmoore answered Sep 25, 2020

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