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you are creating identical candy bags using 18 chocolate bars and 30 peanut butter cups. What is the greatest number of bags you can fill using all the candy?

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  1. 18,30 divisible by 2,3,6,..... anything larger to divide evenly?

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    bobpursley

  2. its 7

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    dope man

  3. its 7

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    Marcella

  5. It would be 6 because that is the highest factor to divide evenly? I don’t know if I am right lol 😂

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    Morgan

  6. It’s 6 it’s not 7 lol this is in a test and I know it’s 6

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    Davian

  7. Math test right? It’s 7

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    Ali

  8. Never mind i got six or three

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    Ali

  9. Just six

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  11. It's six. Using prime factorization you will get a match of 3 and 2. Multiply them and it is 6. To further experiment divide each of them by 6 then 7. You will find 6 is the highest number they both go by.

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