To solve the problem, we need to divide the total cost by the cost of each chocolate.
Total cost = £33.55
Cost of each chocolate = 55 pence or £0.55
Number of chocolates bought = Total cost / Cost of each chocolate
Number of chocolates bought = £33.55 / £0.55
Number of chocolates bought = 61
Therefore, 61 chocolates were bought.
A shop bought £33.55 worth of chocolates. They cost 55 pence each. How many chocolates were bought?
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