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For number 11 you have to explain how you get your answer
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For number 11 you have to explain how you get your answer
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add all the kids up then add all the crayons up divid crayons up by the number of kids.
13 + 16 divided by 192 + 234 = 426 divided by 29 =
14.69 about 14 crayons foir each kid
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At Dante's party everyone gets 12 crayons because 192 divided by 16 equals 12
and at Maria's party each person gets 18 because 234 divided by 13 equals 18.
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