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Mrs. Crawford is making sugar cookies. She had thirteen already made, and each batch can make eleven more cookies. How many batches does she need to make if she needs a total of…

Mrs. Crawford is making sugar cookies. She had thirteen already made, and each batch can make eleven more cookies. How many batches does she need to make if she needs a total of…
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Mrs. Crawford is making sugar cookies. She had thirteen already made, and each batch can make eleven more cookies. How many batches does she need to make if she needs a total of 167 cookies?​

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The answer should be 14
Longer Answer If she already has 13 then minus 13 in 167 cookies and you get 154 then 154÷11 = 14
I hope that makes sense and I hope it helps
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