Rianda bought 32 apples. She set aside 25% to eat and divided the rest equally among 6 pies. How many apples are in each pie?

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Pearson

25 February, 00:14

Rianda bought 32 apples. She set aside 25% to eat and divided the rest equally among 6 pies. How many apples are in each pie?

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Skylar Dillon · Answer 1

Skylar Dillon 25 February, 01:09

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There are 4 apples in each pie.

Sage Cohen · Answer 2

Firstly, you have to calculate the 25 percent of the 32 apples which is 32 x 0.25 = 8. So the leftover apples would be 32 - 8 = 24. Since she divided the rest equally among 6 pies, you have to divide 24 by 6, which is 4.

Therefore there are 4 apples in each pie.