Math, asked by hariparajapati123, 11 months ago

I have 32 cI have 32 chocolates I have to put them in equal groups so that no chocolate is left over how many chocolates must I put in each group

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Answered by sarita1234567890

5

Step-by-step explanation:

sum of chocolate 32+32=64

so no. if chocolate in each group is 64÷2=32

I have told you the answer but still the question is not clear

Answered by a12348

0

I think the answer will be 32\2=16

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