Kristin is filling 3 jars with jellybeans. If she has 1,856 jellybeans and wants to split them evenly between the jars, will Kristin have any jellybeans left over? If so, how many?

Yes, Kristin will have 2 jelly beans left

Step-by-step explanation:

Total jelly beans = 1,856

Total jars = 3

Kristin is filling 3 jars with jellybeans

She wants to split them evenly between the jars, will Kristin have any jellybeans left over?

Jellybeans in a jar = total jellybeans / total jar

= 1,856 / 3

= 618 remainder 2

Yes, Kristin will have jelly beans left

Kristin will have 2 jellybeans left

Check:

618 × 3 = 1,854

Remaining jellybeans = 1,856 - 1,854

= 2 jellybeans

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step-by-step explanation:

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