Mathematics, 18.03.2021 03:20 zmoore3793

Which problem could be solved with the expression 32÷(3+1)? Choose 1

(Choice A)
A
Allie builds furniture. She built 32 chairs. She sold 3 chairs and broke one. How many chairs does she have left?

(Choice B)
B
Greg has 32 toys. He decides to split the toys evenly between him and his 3brothers. How many toys would each boy receive?

(Choice C)
C
Betty has 32 students she tutors. She got 3 additional students. She then advertised and got one more student. How many students does she have now?

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