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A candy store shelf has 52 jars of jellybeans and 74 jars of chocolates. Each shelf holds 9 jars. What is the LEAST number of shelves needed to hold all of the jars?​

A candy store shelf has 52 jars of jellybeans and 74 jars of chocolates. Each shelf holds 9 jars. What is the LEAST number of shelves needed to hold all of the jars?​
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A candy store shelf has 52 jars of jellybeans and 74 jars of chocolates. Each shelf holds 9 jars. What is the LEAST number of shelves needed to hold all of the jars?​

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User Ezequiel
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Answer:

52+74=126

126÷9=14

so u would need at least 14 shelves

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