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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 07-09-2016
  • Mathematics
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You have 33 marbles. Besides 1 group of 33 marbles, is it possible to divide the marbles into groups with the same number of marbles with no marbles left over?

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jrock585 jrock585
  • 07-09-2016

Yes you could have three groups of 11 with no marbles left over.

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