There are 5 boxes that can each hold 5 stuffed animals, so a total of 25 stuffed animals can fit in the boxes. Since there are only 13 stuffed animals available, only 13 of them can completely fill the boxes.
This means that there are 13 stuffed animals left over.
no forget abt the boots no boot there are 13 suffed animals and and each box holes 5 animals hhom many anica completely fill how many animals are left
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Apologies for the confusion.
If there are 13 stuffed animals and each box can hold 5 animals, we can calculate how many boxes are needed to completely fill all the animals:
13 stuffed animals / 5 animals per box = 2 boxes (with 3 animals left over)
So, 2 boxes can completely fill 10 animals, with 3 animals left over in the third box.
If there are 13 stuffed animals and each box can hold 5 animals, we can calculate how many boxes are needed to completely fill all the animals:
13 stuffed animals / 5 animals per box = 2 boxes (with 3 animals left over)
So, 2 boxes can completely fill 10 animals, with 3 animals left over in the third box.
how many does she need to pack in all the stuffed animals
To pack all 13 stuffed animals, you would need 3 boxes. In the first two boxes, you can pack 5 animals in each, and in the third box, you can pack the remaining 3 animals, totaling 13 stuffed animals packed in all.
do the same thing we just did but with 11 ues bannana bread and 3
If there are 11 stuffed animals and each box can hold 5 animals, we can calculate how many boxes are needed to completely pack all the animals:
11 stuffed animals / 5 animals per box = 2 boxes (with 1 animal left over)
So, 2 boxes can completely pack 10 animals, and 1 animal will be left over.
Using the same logic for packing with 3 boxes as before, you would need 3 boxes to pack all 11 stuffed animals, with 2 animals left over in the third box.
11 stuffed animals / 5 animals per box = 2 boxes (with 1 animal left over)
So, 2 boxes can completely pack 10 animals, and 1 animal will be left over.
Using the same logic for packing with 3 boxes as before, you would need 3 boxes to pack all 11 stuffed animals, with 2 animals left over in the third box.
n i slade we just did but with 11 ues bannana bread and 3
If there are 11 banana bread slices and each box can hold 3 slices, we can calculate how many boxes are needed to completely pack all the banana bread:
11 banana bread slices / 3 slices per box = 3 boxes (with 2 slices left over)
So, 3 boxes can completely pack 9 banana bread slices, with 2 slices left over in the third box.
11 banana bread slices / 3 slices per box = 3 boxes (with 2 slices left over)
So, 3 boxes can completely pack 9 banana bread slices, with 2 slices left over in the third box.
how many loavos seth make in all
It seems like we are dealing with different scenarios involving stuffed animals, banana bread, and boxes, but the question about how many loaves Seth makes in all is not clear based on the information provided.
If you can provide more details or context related to Seth and the loaves he is making, I would be happy to try and help you figure out the total number of loaves Seth has made.
If you can provide more details or context related to Seth and the loaves he is making, I would be happy to try and help you figure out the total number of loaves Seth has made.
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