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Patrick collected 192 seashells at the beach.He made five necklaces with an equal number of shells on each necklace.He used the

leftover sheets to decorate a magnet.How many shells are on the magnet

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Goryan [66]1 year ago

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I'm going to put the most shells possible on the necklaces this would be 38, 38x5=190, meaning that we have a remainder of 2.

2 shells would be on the magnet

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