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There are 6 lollies in a packet A teacher buys 25 packets and divides them equally amping her students Each student gets 4 lollies and there are 22 lollies left over. How many students are there altogether?
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There are 6 lollies in a packet

A teacher buys 25 packets and divides them equally amping her students
Each student gets 4 lollies and there are 22 lollies left over.
How many students are there altogether?

User The Beast
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4 votes

Answer:

32

Explanation:

multiply 25×6 =150

subtract 150-22 = 128

128÷4

32

User Flob
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Answer:

5

Explanation:

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