Roger has 5,375 trading cards to give away. He gives each of his 4 riends an equal number of cards. If Roger gives each friends the greatest number of cards, how many cards does he have leftover?

a 0

b 1

c 2

d 3

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Janet Hartman

Mathematics

14 June, 20:52

Roger has 5,375 trading cards to give away. He gives each of his 4 riends an equal number of cards. If Roger gives each friends the greatest number of cards, how many cards does he have leftover?

a 0

b 1

c 2

d 3

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Holden Clayton · Answer 1

He has 3 cards left over because if you divide 5375 by 4 you get 1343.75 so slowly take away one number each time you divide and when you take away three you get a whole number of 1343 that each of his friends get

Jaylin Wells · Answer 2

He has 3 cards left over.

Roger has 5,375 trading cards to give away. He gives each of his 4 riends an equal number of cards. If Roger gives each friends the greatest number of cards, how many cards does he have leftover?a 0b 1c 2d 3

Roger has 5,375 trading cards to give away. He gives each of his 4 riends an equal number of cards. If Roger gives each friends the greatest number of cards, how many cards does he have leftover?

a 0

b 1

c 2

d 3