Mr. Cooper is making homework packets. He will put 6 worksheets in each packet. There are 18 worksheets. How many packets can he make?

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asked Dec 20, 2019 162k views

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CramerTV · Answer 1 · 2019-12-22T13:00:20+0000

Mr. Cooper can make 3 packets of worksheets.

Count the total number of worksheets: Mr. Cooper has 18 worksheets.

Determine the number of worksheets per packet: Mr. Cooper wants to put 6 worksheets in each packet.

Calculate the number of packets by dividing the total number of worksheets by the number of worksheets per packet. Here's the calculation:

Number of packets = Total number of worksheets / Number of worksheets per packet

Number of packets = 18 worksheets / 6 worksheets/packet

Number of packets = 3 packets

Answer the question: Mr. Cooper can make 3 packets of homework with the 18 worksheets.