17-03-2016
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Ms Parker is planning to organize a party. she wants to purchase hamburgers and hot dogs for the party. the hamburgers come in a package of 10, and the hotdogs come in a package of 11. she wants to purchase an amount that will not leave any extra hamburgers or hot dkg

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Sebacool13 Sebacool13

17-03-2016

Basically she wants to have the same number of hot dogs as hamburgers therefore if she buys 10 packages of hot dogs and buy 11 packages of hamburgers she will have 110 of each (as the lowest value) Hope this helps :).

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