Stephen was helping make party bags for his little brother’s party. They have to make a total of 10 party bags. They had 34 toy cars to place in the party bags and want to make sure each child received the same number of toy cars. How many cars did each child receive? What does the remainder mean in this problem?

A)
Each child will receive 3 cars and 4 cars will be left over.

B)
Each child will receive 4 cars and 3 cars will be left over.

C)
Each child will receive 3 cars and no cars will be left over.

D)
Each child will receive 4 cars and no cars will

Question

Stephen was helping make party bags for his little brother’s party. They have to make a total of 10 party bags. They had 34 toy cars to place in the party bags and want to make sure each child received the same number of toy cars. How many cars did each child receive? What does the remainder mean in this problem?
	

A)
	Each child will receive 3 cars and 4 cars will be left over. 	
	

B)
	Each child will receive 4 cars and 3 cars will be left over. 	
	

C)
	Each child will receive 3 cars and no cars will be left over. 	
	

D)
	Each child will receive 4 cars and no cars will

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

10 bags with 34 cars. 34/10=3.4 Meaning 4 will be left over, and so every kid gets 3 cars.