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09-03-2022
Mathematics

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Higher Order Thinking Molly and five
friends picked a total of 300 oranges. If
they each picked the same number of
oranges, how many oranges did Molly
pick? Explain.

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jeangillesmavens11 jeangillesmavens11

09-03-2022

This is a professional level of thinking
Let’s evaluate
Molly and her five friends=6 humans
therefore it would be 300 oranges divided by 6 Humans=50

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