Mrs. Kim bought
4
4 boxes of stickers at the store to share with her students. Each box contained
64
64 stickers.



Part A

Enter the total number of stickers Mrs. Kim bought at the store.



256
stickers

(b)
Part B

Mrs. Kim wants to share the stickers equally with each of her students. There are
32
32 students in her class.

Enter the number of stickers that each student will get.



8
stickers each

(c)
Part C

How many more boxes of stickers does Mrs. Kim need if she wants each of her students to get
12
12 stickers? Enter the number below.



more boxes of stickers

Answer:

2

Step-by-step explanation:

first, she would need to get at least 384 stickers in total since 32 (the number of students) x 12 = 384

Each box contains 64 stickers, so 384/64=6

She would need 6 boxes, but the question is asking how many MORE boxes, and she already has 4 boxes so she would need to get 2 more boxes

Divide is the basic multiplication method to distribute the whole of a things  into more parts.The total number of stickers Mrs. Kim bought at the store are 256, the number of stickers that each student will get is 8 and the number of boxes of stickers Mrs. Kim need if she wants each of her students to get  12 stickers is 6.

Total number of boxes are 4.

The number of sticker each box contained is 64.

Divide is the basic multiplication method to distribute the whole of a things  into more parts.

A) Total number of stickers Mrs. Kim bought at the store.

Let Mrs. Kim bought the n number of stickers from the store.

It is given that the each box contained 64 stickers and there are total 4 boxes. Thus the total number of stickers are,

[tex]n=4\times64[/tex]

[tex]n=256[/tex]

Thus the total number of stickers Mrs. Kim bought at the store are 256.

B) The number of stickers that each student will get.

Total number of students in her class is 32.

Total number of sticker is 256.

Let each students will get x number of the sticker. Thus,

[tex]x=\dfrac{256}{32}[/tex]

[tex]x=8[/tex]

Thus the number of stickers that each student will get is 8.

C) The number of boxes of stickers Mrs. Kim need if she wants each of her students to get  12 stickers.

Total number of students in her class is 32.

The number of stickers that each student will get is 12.

Let for 32 students the total number of sticker required is a.Thus,

[tex]a=12\times32[/tex]

[tex]a=384[/tex]

She needs total 384 sticker to distribute 12 stickers to each students. As each box contain 64 stickers. Let b umber of boxes of stickers Mrs. Kim need if she wants each of her students to get  12 stickers.

[tex]b=\dfrac{384}{64}[/tex]

[tex]b=6[/tex]

Thus the number of boxes of stickers Mrs. Kim need if she wants each of her students to get  12 stickers is 6.

Hence the total number of stickers Mrs. Kim bought at the store are 256, the number of stickers that each student will get is 8 and the number of boxes of stickers Mrs. Kim need if she wants each of her students to get  12 stickers is 6.

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