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10. Mason has 18 chocolates that he wants to put into packs of 2. He wants to give these packs to 6 of his jends. How many packs will he have left over? Choose the expression th…

10. Mason has 18 chocolates that he wants to put into packs of 2. He wants to give these packs to 6 of his jends. How many packs will he have left over? Choose the expression th…
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10. Mason has 18 chocolates that he wants to put into packs of 2. He wants to give these packs to 6 of his

jends. How many packs will he have left over? Choose the expression that fits the story.

User SuitUp
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Answer:

2 packs left

Explanation:

18/2 = 9

9-6 = 2

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