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Ections. Solve. 1. Jane was baking cookies. Each batch had 24 cookies. She baked 4 batches. Before Jane could put the cookies in the cookie jar, her sister ate 5 of them. How ma…

Ections. Solve. 1. Jane was baking cookies. Each batch had 24 cookies. She baked 4 batches. Before Jane could put the cookies in the cookie jar, her sister ate 5 of them. How ma…
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ections. Solve. 1. Jane was baking cookies. Each batch had 24 cookies. She baked 4 batches. Before Jane could put the cookies in the cookie jar, her sister ate 5 of them. How many cookies did Jane have left in the jar?​

User Michael Savchenko
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Answer:

Total No. of cookies Jane Baked= 24*4 = 96.

No.of cookies her sister ate= 5

No of cookies left= 96-5= 91 cookies

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