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Here are solutions to the story problems in multiple steps: 1. Sammy collected originally some number of seashells. He gave half to his brother, leaving him with half of the original amount. He then put half of what was left in his aquarium. If he then had 16 seashells left, we can set up an equation: Original amount = 2x He gave half (x) to his brother He had x left He put half of x in the aquarium So he had x/2 left x/2 = 16 x = 32 Therefore, the original amount he collected was 2x = 2 * 32 = 64 2. A candy bar costs 68 cents. C

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Name 473 X 41 Group# - 446 X 84 113 X 81: Packet

Here are solutions to the story problems in multiple steps: 1. Sammy collected originally some number of seashells. He gave half to his brother, leaving him with half of the original amount. He then put half of what was left in his aquarium. If he then had 16 seashells left, we can set up an equation: Original amount = 2x He gave half (x) to his brother He had x left He put half of x in the aquarium So he had x/2 left x/2 = 16 x = 32 Therefore, the original amount he collected was 2x = 2 * 32 = 64 2. A candy bar costs 68 cents. C

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prather. He thentpok half of'iVhatremaineq and put
thefTI in his aquarium. If Sammy then had 16 seashell~left, howmanydid he
collect at the seashore?

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store with a pocket full of pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. What is the
fewest number of coins she can use to pay for one candy bar? If she decides to
buy two bars, which coin will she not need to use?

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