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Martha is dividing cookies into packages. If she puts 5 cookies in each package, she will make 33 packages with no cookies leftover. If instead, she puts 3 cookies in each packa…

Martha is dividing cookies into packages. If she puts 5 cookies in each package, she will make 33 packages with no cookies leftover. If instead, she puts 3 cookies in each packa…
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Martha is dividing cookies into packages. If she puts 5 cookies in each package, she will make 33 packages with no cookies leftover. If instead, she puts 3 cookies in each package, how many packages can she make?

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Answer:

55 packages

Explanation:

33×5 = 165

165÷3 = 55

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