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Mr.hamrick bought 6 bags of candy each bag contained 8 candies. She put a equal number of candies in each of the 9 gift boxes. How many candies were left over?

Mr.hamrick bought 6 bags of candy each bag contained 8 candies. She put a equal number of candies in each of the 9 gift boxes. How many candies were left over?
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Mr.hamrick bought 6 bags of candy each bag contained 8 candies. She put a equal number of candies in each of the 9 gift boxes. How many candies were left over?

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Answer:

0.333...

Explanation:

6×8=48

48÷9=5.333...

(The ... means repeating)

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