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Jack had to get three more pails of water than Jill did. The product of the number of pails they had to get was 40. How many pails of water did Jill have to get?
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Jack had to get three more pails of water than Jill did. The product of the number of

pails they had to get was 40. How many pails of water did Jill have to get?

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5 pails

because jack has 5 pail and he must get 3 more pail to times 5 and get 40

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Impossible?

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