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Kari bought 3 boxes of cookies to share with a book club. Each box contains 12 cookies. The expression 36/p represents the number of cookies that each person, p, can have if the cookies are divided equally. Which evaluations of the expression are correct? Check all that apply.

If p=5, then each person would get 6 cookies, with 4 cookies left over.
If p=7, then each person would get 5 cookies, with 1 cookie left over.
If p=8, then each person would get 4 cookies, with 3 cookies left over.
If p=10, then each person would get 3 cookies, with 6 cookies left over.
If p=11, then each person would get 3 cookies, with 3 cookies left over.
If p=12, then each person would get 3 cookies, with 1 cookie left over.
If p=15, then each person would get 2 cookies, with 6 cookies left over.

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P=7 because 7 x 5 is 35, 36-35=1 left over
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Answer:

p=7, p=10, p=11 and p=15

Explanation:

The given expression is


(36)/(p)

This expression represents the number of cookies that each person, p, can have if the cookies are divided equally.

If p=5, then


(36)/(5)=7+(1)/(5)

It means each person would get 7 cookies, with 1 cookies left over.

If p=7, then


(36)/(7)=5+(1)/(5)

It means each person would get 5 cookies, with 1 cookies left over.

If p=8, then


(36)/(8)=4+(4)/(5)

It means each person would get 4 cookies, with 4 cookies left over.

If p=7, then


(36)/(7)=5+(1)/(5)

It means each person would get 5 cookies, with 1 cookies left over.

If p=10, then


(36)/(10)=3+(6)/(5)

It means each person would get 3 cookies, with 6 cookies left over.

If p=11, then


(36)/(11)=3+(3)/(5)

It means each person would get 3 cookies, with 3 cookies left over.

If p=12, then


(36)/(12)=3

It means each person would get 3 cookies, with 0 cookies left over.

If p=15, then


(36)/(15)=2+(6)/(5)

It means each person would get 2 cookies, with 6 cookies left over.

Therefore, the correct evaluations of the expression are p=7, p=10, p=11 and p=15.

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