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Evan purchased 6 boxes of sugar cookies, each box containing 10 snack bags and each bag containing 12 cookies. Evan could have purchased the same amount of cookies by buying how many family sized packs
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Evan purchased 6 boxes of sugar cookies, each box containing 10 snack bags and

each bag containing 12 cookies. Evan could have purchased the same amount of
cookies by buying how many family sized packs of 30 cookies each?
a. 12
b. 24
d. 72
C. 48
e. 180

User Jayampathy Wijesena
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Evan needs a bag containing 48cookies
User Sereger
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Answer:

Doesn't make sense. There are 12 cookies in each box. 12 multiplied by 6 is 72 cookies. The snack bags don't count.

Explanation:

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