Tom has 28 milk chocolates and emily has 24 dark chocolates they have to divide these chocolates into small packets that each have the same number of dark chocolates and the same number of milk chocolates

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Bentley Hood

Mathematics

13 September, 20:02

Tom has 28 milk chocolates and emily has 24 dark chocolates they have to divide these chocolates into small packets that each have the same number of dark chocolates and the same number of milk chocolates

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Carter Mullins · Answer 1

Carter Mullins 13 September, 20:16

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26 ... 24+28=52 ... 52:2=26

Malone · Answer 2

4 milk chocolatero need to be removed to have even amounts

24+24 = 48

24 packets with 1 of each (2 count) is one possibility.

You can have less packets with more chocolates inside like 12 packets with 4 count (2 of each)

Any combination with result 48. To use al chocolatesl : 4 packets:Each packet has 6dark and 7milk choc