A babysitter brings a sheet of 50 stickers to a group of 3 children. She gives each child the same number of stickers What is the greatest number of stickers each child could have received A, 16 B. 16.

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A babysitter brings a sheet of 50 stickers to a group of 3 children. She gives each child the same number of stickers

What is the greatest number of stickers each child could have received
A, 16
B. 16.6
C.16.7
D.17

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b. 16.6 You just divide 50 by 3.

Majid Darabi answered Apr 22, 2018

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50 divided by 3 is 16.7 but since you can get a .7 of a sticker it should be 16

Rpkelly answered Apr 24, 2018

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