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James made 130 water balloons for a party. He has invited 15 friends. If all 15 friends come, how many balloons would each guest receive?
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James made 130 water balloons for a party. He has invited 15 friends. If all 15 friends come, how many balloons would each guest receive?
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James made 130 water
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has invited 15 friends. If
all 15 friends come, how
many balloons would
each guest receive?
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8
Explanation:
130/15=8 and remainder 10
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