Mrs. Jackson brought 5 packages of juice boxes. Each package had same number of juice boxes. She opened one package and gave 3 juice boxes away. Now she have 27 juice boxes. How many juice boxes were in each package?

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Lailah

Mathematics

7 April, 22:52

Mrs. Jackson brought 5 packages of juice boxes. Each package had same number of juice boxes. She opened one package and gave 3 juice boxes away. Now she have 27 juice boxes. How many juice boxes were in each package?

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Grady Sherman · Answer 1

6 because 27 + 3 is 30. 5 (the number of juice boxes) x 6 = 30.

Serenity Carlson · Answer 2

6

Step-by-step explanation:

You would add 3 back to 27 and get 30.

Then you would divide 30 by the number of packages of juice boxes, 5.

30 divided by 5 equals 6.