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Need help ASAP A baker has prepared 1240 muffins. She has to put them into half-dozen containers with none left over. Can she do this? Prove your answer using the Divisiblity Rule for 6.
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A baker has prepared 1240 muffins. She has to put them into half-dozen containers with none left over. Can she do this? Prove your answer using the Divisiblity Rule for 6.

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no she cannot because there would be one more muffin in a container

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