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paul was given 2760$ to buy toys for a group of children.A)what would be the greatest number of toys paul could buy if each toy cost $9?B)how much money would be left after buying the toys? (wright equation
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paul was given 2760$ to buy toys for a group of children.A)what would be the greatest number of toys paul could buy if each toy cost $9?B)how much money would be left after buying the toys? (wright equation)

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Answer:

2760 ÷ 9 = x

x = 306

306(9) = 2754

2760 - 2754 = 6

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