A total of 349 yellow crystals and 493 red crystals were used to make 6 bracelets. There was an equal number of crystals on each bracelet. How many crystals were left over?
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A total of 349 yellow crystals and 493 red crystals were used to make 6 bracelets. There was an equal number of crystals on each bracelet. How many crystals were left over?
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Date:01 Jul 2024
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WHOLE NUMBERS
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A total of 349 yellow crystals and 493 red crystals were used to make 6 bracelets. There was an equal number of crystals on each bracelet. How many crystals were left over?
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01 Jul 2024
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P3.WN.JM.17110830
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A total of 349 yellow crystals and 493 red crystals were used to make 6 bracelets. There was an equal number of crystals on each bracelet. How many crystals were left over?
A total of 349 yellow crystals and 493 red crystals were used to make 6 bracelets. There was an equal number of crystals on each bracelet. How many crystals were left over?
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