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Claire needed 47 balls of wool to knit a jersey.She bought five packets containing balls of wool as well as two separate balls of wool. How many balls of wool were in each packet
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Claire needed 47 balls of wool to knit a jersey.She bought five packets containing balls of wool as well as two separate balls of wool. How many balls of wool were in each packet

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Answer:9 wools in each packet

Explanation:

47 - 2 (separate wools)

45÷5 =9

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