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P1.WN.JC.18100919-A1
A fruit seller bought a tray of 20 kiwis. He wants to put them into some packets. A small packet can hold 4 kiwis while a big packet can hold 6 kiwis. He wants to use the same number of big and small packets. How many small packets and big packets does he need if the packets are all full?
  1. Number of small packets
  2. Number of big packets
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04 Jul 2024, 03:50 AM

A fruit seller bought a tray of 20 kiwis. He wants to put them into some packets. A small packet can hold 4 kiwis while a big packet can hold 6 kiwis. He wants to use the same number of big and small packets. How many small packets and big packets does he need if the packets are all full?
  1. Number of small packets
  2. Number of big packets
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