Scott collected all of his broken skateboards. If he had 20 halves of skateboards, how many skateboards did Scott have?

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Sizeight asked Dec 14, 2022

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Scott collected all of his broken skateboards. If he had 20 halves of skateboards, how many skateboards did Scott have?

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Sizeight asked Dec 14, 2022

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10 skateboards

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if there are 20 half skateboards you would need to divide 20 by 2 in order to find how many full skateboards there are

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Answer:

He had 10 skateboards

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All you do is divide 20 by 2 and you have your answer

Dgo answered Dec 21, 2022

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