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Mathematics, 13.09.2021 09:50 desiree6005

Jack needs 130 bottles of water for a
class trip. He already
has 10 bottles and will
buy the remaining in
cases of 24 bottles of
water. How many
cases, c, does Jack
need to buy?

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