Mathematics, 28.11.2020 23:20 imamnaab46

6. The candle factory makes 225 candles per day. The candles are
sold in boxes of 5. How many boxes of candles does the
factory make each day? ** YOU MUST SHOW WORK EVEN ON
MULTIPLE CHOICE!!
A 45
B. 220
C. 450
D. 1125
A
B
D

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