If 18 children share 452 candies equally, how many candies will be left unshared?

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AmbianBeing asked Jun 20, 2023

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If 18 children share 452 candies equally, how many candies will be left unshared?

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Answer:

452 divided by 18 equals

25 with a remainder of 2

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Answer:

Around 25

Explanation:

452 candies/18 children

= 25.11111111

Meaning there are around 25 left

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