jack works at a party store. he sold 864 balloons in the last 18 days. what was his selling rate in ballons per day?

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Allen Walker asked Apr 11, 2023

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jack works at a party store. he sold 864 balloons in the last 18 days. what was his selling rate in ballons per day?

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48 balloons per day

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48 balloons

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All you have to do is divide 864 by 18.

864/18 = 48

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