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Sam is packing crates that can hold 20 pears, and Josie is picking crates that are holding 6 pears. If they must pack the same number of pears, what if the minimum numbers of pe…

Sam is packing crates that can hold 20 pears, and Josie is picking crates that are holding 6 pears. If they must pack the same number of pears, what if the minimum numbers of pe…
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Sam is packing crates that can hold 20 pears, and Josie is picking crates that are holding 6 pears. If they must pack the same number of pears, what if the minimum numbers of pears each must pack?

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Josie would have to pack 3 by 6 = 18

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User DGKarlsson
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the answer would be 3 packs of 6

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