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Bobby is planning his birthday party. Cupcakes come in packs of 12 and cookies come in packs of 10. If Bobby wants the same amount of each item, what is the minimum number of cupcakes and cookies he will
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Bobby is planning his birthday party. Cupcakes come

in packs of 12 and cookies come in packs of 10.
If Bobby wants the same amount of each item,
what is the minimum number of cupcakes and
cookies he will need?

User Michael Curry
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Yeah 5 packs for cupcakes for 60 and then 6 for cookies for 60 because 5 times 12 = 60 and 6x10 =60
User AdamSkywalker
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He would need 5 packs of cupcakes which would be 60 cupcakes and we would need 6 packs of cookies to also have 60
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