Mr.Miller picked 43 tomatoes. He put them in groups of 5. How many groups could he make ? How many tomatoes were left over ?

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18-04-2017
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Mr.Miller picked 43 tomatoes. He put them in groups of 5. How many groups could he make ? How many tomatoes were left over ?

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irspow irspow · Answer 1 · 2017-04-18T19:46:09+02:00

irspow irspow

18-04-2017

43/5 this is an improper fraction so we will convert it to a mixed number...

(40+3)/5

8+3/5

So he can make 8 complete groups and will have 3 left over.

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