A bank received 116,714 key chains to give to customers. Each of the 14 tellers received the same number of key chains. At most, how many did each teller receive? How many chains were left over?

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Osse asked Mar 2, 2023

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A bank received 116,714 key chains to give to

customers. Each of the 14 tellers received the same
number of key chains. At most, how many did each
teller receive? How many chains were left over?

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Osse asked Mar 2, 2023

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Each teller would get 8336 keychains, and there would be 10 keychains leftover.

Explanation:

116,714 ÷
14 = 8336 R

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