5.) You are making identical gift bags using 12 packs of crayons and 28 bottles of bubbles. What is the greatest number of gift bags you can make with no items left over?

6.) A length of a rope is 8 meters long. How many 2/5 meter pieces can be cut from the length of rope?

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26 July, 00:57

5.) You are making identical gift bags using 12 packs of crayons and 28 bottles of bubbles. What is the greatest number of gift bags you can make with no items left over?

6.) A length of a rope is 8 meters long. How many 2/5 meter pieces can be cut from the length of rope?

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Jordan Bridges · Answer 1

Answer:125.6

Beckett Gillespie · Answer 2

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since you use one carryover and 1 bottle of bubbles for each gift bag.

1 gift = 1 c and 1 b c: crayon B: bottle G: gift bags

2 G = 1 c and 1 b

3 g = 1 c and 1 b

4 g = 1 c and 1 b

5 g = 1 c and 1 b

6 g = 1 c and 1 b

7 g = 1 c and 1 b

8 g = 1 c and 1 b '

9 g = 1 c and 1 b

10 g = 1 c and 1 b

11 g = 1 c and 1 b

12 g = 1 c and 1 b

you can only make 12 gift bags because there are 12 packs of Crayons

and 1 gift bag needs 1 pack of crayon and 1 bottle of bubbles. so you can only make 12 cause there are not enough crayons.

5.) You are making identical gift bags using 12 packs of crayons and 28 bottles of bubbles. What is the greatest number of gift bags you can make with no items left over?6.) A length of a rope is 8 meters long. How many 2/5 meter pieces can be cut from the length of rope?

5.) You are making identical gift bags using 12 packs of crayons and 28 bottles of bubbles. What is the greatest number of gift bags you can make with no items left over?

6.) A length of a rope is 8 meters long. How many 2/5 meter pieces can be cut from the length of rope?