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P1.WN.JC.18100919-A1
A fruit seller bought a tray of 27 peaches. He wants to put them into some boxs. A small box can hold 3 peaches while a big box can hold 6 peaches. He wants to use the same number of big and small boxs. How many small boxs and big boxs does he need if the boxs are all full?
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  2. Number of big boxs
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06 May 2024, 01:52 AM

A fruit seller bought a tray of 27 peaches. He wants to put them into some boxs. A small box can hold 3 peaches while a big box can hold 6 peaches. He wants to use the same number of big and small boxs. How many small boxs and big boxs does he need if the boxs are all full?
  1. Number of small boxs
  2. Number of big boxs
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