Donald has 131 small balls. He puts them in the sets of 10. How many sets are there? How many extra small balls are there?
A. Who has small balls? A=Donald
B. How did he arrange the small balls? A=by sets of 10
C. What are asked in the problem? A=How many sets are there?/How may extra ball?
D. What are given? A= 131 small balls; sets of 10
E. What are the answers?
A. Who has small balls? A=Donald
B. How did he arrange the small balls? A=by sets of 10
C. What are asked in the problem? A=How many sets are there?/How may extra ball?
D. What are given? A= 131 small balls; sets of 10
E. What are the answers?
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THERE ARE 13 SETS OF SMALL BALLS AND THERE ARE 1 EXTRA SMALL BALL