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Mrs. Barlow has $164 to spend on prizes for her students. She orders the prizes from a website charges her $12 per prize along with a flat shipping fee of $16. What is the maximum number of prizes that
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Mrs. Barlow has $164 to spend on prizes for her students. She orders the prizes from a website charges her $12 per prize along with a flat shipping fee of $16. What is the maximum number of prizes that she can buy?

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Answer: Technically 5.86, but you can’t get .86 of a prize, so 5. You’d add 12 and 16 together. Then divide 164 by 28. That’d give you the 5.86.

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Answer:6 prizes

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