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Question 3 (1 point) Mrs. Randolph has 39 math books and 57 science books that she needs to put in boxes. Each box can hold 8 books. How many boxes does Mrs. Randolph need? Explain.
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Question 3 (1 point)

Mrs. Randolph has 39 math books and 57 science books that she needs to put in boxes. Each box can hold 8 books. How many
boxes does Mrs. Randolph need? Explain.

User Roger Medeiros
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The answer is 12.
57 + 39 = 98
98 divided by two is equal to 12.

This can also be shown by multiplication. 12x8=96
I hope this helped you! :)
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