To find the number of packages Esther bought, we need to solve the equation d = 15t for t.
Given that d = 60, we have:
60 = 15t
Dividing both sides of the equation by 15:
60/15 = 15t/15
4 = t
Esther bought 4 packages of dog treats. Answer: \boxed{4}.
Each package of dog treats has 15 treats.
The equation d = 15t, where d represents the total number of dog treats and t represents number of packages, shows this relationship.
If Esther bought 60 dog treats total, how many packages did she buy?
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