Ralph sold brownies for $0.66 a piece in order to earn money to buy baseball cards. If the cards cost $0 ... 90 per pack, and if Ralph had no money left over after buying them, what is the least number of brownies he must have sold?

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Jefferson Santana

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14 October, 06:28

Ralph sold brownies for $0.66 a piece in order to earn money to buy baseball cards. If the cards cost $0 ... 90 per pack, and if Ralph had no money left over after buying them, what is the least number of brownies he must have sold?

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Eliza Griffin · Answer 1

He would have to sell at least 2 brownies because then he would have more than $.90

If he only sold one he wouldn't have enough money, he also can't sell part of a brownie

Ralph sold brownies for $0.66 a piece in order to earn money to buy baseball cards. If the cards cost $0 ... 90 per pack, and if Ralph had no money left over after buying them, what is the least number of brownies he must have sold?Show method for answer if possible?

Ralph sold brownies for $0.66 a piece in order to earn money to buy baseball cards. If the cards cost $0 ... 90 per pack, and if Ralph had no money left over after buying them, what is the least number of brownies he must have sold?

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