If you have 20 oranges and a friend bought 10 more and gave then to you and you bought 10 more and then you divide the oranges for 3 friends. How many do each friend get? How many are left over?

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If you have 20 oranges and a friend bought 10 more and gave then to you and you bought 10 more and then you divide the oranges for 3 friends. How many do each friend get? How many are left over?

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Answer:

Each friend gets 13 oranges and there is one left

Explanation:

20+10=30 then 30+10=40

3x13=39

40-39=1

SWL answered Oct 12, 2021

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Answer:

I guess each friend gets 16 oranges and its gonna be uneven there is gonna be like 1 left over

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Jamesbev answered Oct 15, 2021

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