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Sam is packing crates that can hold 20 pears, and Josie is picking crates that are holding 6 pears. If they must pack the same number of pears, what if the minimum numbers of pears each must pack?
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Sam is packing crates that can hold 20 pears, and Josie is picking crates that are holding 6 pears. If they must pack the same number of pears, what if the minimum numbers of pears each must pack?

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Answer:

Josie would have to pack 3 by 6 = 18

User DGKarlsson
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Answer:

the answer would be 3 packs of 6

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