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Old MacDonald has 125 eggs, which he packages in cartons. Each carton holds 12 eggs. How many cartons does he need for all 125 eggs? A. 12c < 125 B. 125 - c = 12 C. 12c 125 D…

Old MacDonald has 125 eggs, which he packages in cartons. Each carton holds 12 eggs. How many cartons does he need for all 125 eggs? A. 12c < 125 B. 125 - c = 12 C. 12c 125 D…
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Old MacDonald has 125 eggs, which he packages in cartons. Each carton holds 12 eggs. How many cartons does he need for all 125 eggs?

A. 12c < 125
B. 125 - c = 12
C. 12c 125
D. c + 12 = 125

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The answer is C. 12c > 125
The product of the total number of cartons and the # of eggs in each carton should be greater than 125 since 12 doesn't fit evenly into 125.
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