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Jamie bought 23 cases of soda for her party. Each case contains a dozen cans.

A) if her guests drank 223 cans of soda, how many cases were used? (Express your answer as a mixed number)

B) how many sodas were left over?

C) how many cases of soda were left over? (Express your answer as a mixed number)

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  1. Today, 00:33
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    B because you have to know how many their are left
  2. Today, 01:22
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    23x12-276 cans of sodas total, (A) 276-223=53 so12x4=48 4 cases of soda and 5 can are left (B) 53 sodas were left over (C) there were 53 cans of soda left so 12divided by 3=4cases left plus 5 additional cans so the answer is 4 cases that were left over
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