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Cheese slices are sold in packs of 8. Bread buns are sold in packs of 6. What is the least number of each pack that needs to be bought to have the same number of cheese slices and bread
Isn't that just an example of finding the LCM? (lowest common multiple)
Just try out writing the multiples of each down if you're unsure
Just try out writing the multiples of each down if you're unsure
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Cheese slices are sold in packs of 8. Bread buns are sold in packs of 6. What is the least number of each pack that needs to be bought to have the same number of cheese slices and bread
4 packs of buns and 3 packs of cheese.
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