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By selling old CDs, Sarah has a store credit for $153. A new CD costs $18. What are the possible numbers of new CDs Sarah can buy?

By selling old CDs, Sarah has a store credit for $153. A new CD costs $18. What are the possible numbers of new CDs Sarah can buy?
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By selling old CDs, Sarah has a store credit for $153. A new CD costs $18. What are the possible numbers of new CDs Sarah can buy?

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To calculate this we simply need to devide 153 by 18.
153/18=8.5
which means that Sarah can buy 8 new CDs and will have
153 - 8*18=9 dollars spare.
Sarah has extra cash because with that spare money she can't buy whole new CD.

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