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2 November, 05:30

The Lane school sold 1,152 granola bars to raise money for digital cameras. They sold 528 berry bars. The rest were raisin bars. The granola bars came in boxes of 24 bars. How many boxes of each kind of granola bars did they sell? # of boxes of berry bars? # of boxes of raisin bars?

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  1. 2 November, 05:57
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    berry bars = 22

    raisin bars=26

    Step-by-step explanation:

    berry bars = 528/24

    raisin bars = 1152-528/24
  2. 2 November, 05:58
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    22 boxes of berry bars and 26 boxes of raisin bars

    Step-by-step explanation:

    528 divided by 24 equals 22 boxes of berry bars

    1152-528=624 so 624 divided by 24 equals 26 boxes of raisin bars
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