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First, Jack will remove the 7 bad apples. Then, he will sort the good apples equally into 5 baskets to be sold.
How many apples will be in each basket when he is done?
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First, Jack will remove the 7 bad apples. Then, he will sort the good apples equally into 5 baskets to be sold.
How many apples will be in each basket when he is done?
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I don’t see how many apples Jack started with. If he started with N apples then after removing 7 bad ones he has N − 7 good apples, so each of the 5 baskets will get
(N − 7) ÷ 5 apples.
If you need an integer answer, give N and I’ll compute how many per basket and any remainder. (Example: if N = 47 then (47 − 7)/5 = 40/5 = 8 apples per basket.)
(N − 7) ÷ 5 apples.
If you need an integer answer, give N and I’ll compute how many per basket and any remainder. (Example: if N = 47 then (47 − 7)/5 = 40/5 = 8 apples per basket.)
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