Mathematics

Layton Parsons

14 May, 21:15

Sophia has $12.32 in pennies. She is sorting her pennies into 11 piles.

Part a. Sophia used partial quotients to find the number in each pile. How many pennies are in each pile?

Part b. if Sophia decides to sort her pennies into 8 equal piles, how many pennies will be in each pile?

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