Molly works at an apple orchard. she picked 1,078 apples last weekend and put them into bags that hold 12 apples each. how many bags containing 12 apples each did molly fill? explain how you used the quotient and the remainder to find your answer

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Shaun Stone

Mathematics

5 June, 15:34

Molly works at an apple orchard. she picked 1,078 apples last weekend and put them into bags that hold 12 apples each. how many bags containing 12 apples each did molly fill? explain how you used the quotient and the remainder to find your answer

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Malia Russell · Answer 1

So 1078 total

12 each bag so

so divide 1078 by 12

1078 divided by 12=1078/12=89 and 10 left over (also 89 and 10/12=89 and 5/6)

she had 89 bags with 10 apples left over