Carrie has 4 pans of brownies. If she wants to divide each pan into tenths, how many brownies will she have in all?

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Carrie has 4 pans of brownies. If she wants to divide each pan into

tenths, how many brownies will she have in all?

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Explanation:

4 times 10 equals 40

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