Maria is displaying 112 pies for a bake sale at the school fair. She has a choice of tables that can display 4 pies, 6 pies, or 10 pies. Which table should she choose if she wants the same number of pies on each table?

A. The table that displays 4 pies.

B. The table that displays 6 pies.

C. The table that displays 10 pies.

D. Either the table that displays 6 pies or the one that displays 10 pies.

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14 February, 10:34

Maria is displaying 112 pies for a bake sale at the school fair. She has a choice of tables that can display 4 pies, 6 pies, or 10 pies. Which table should she choose if she wants the same number of pies on each table?

A. The table that displays 4 pies.

B. The table that displays 6 pies.

C. The table that displays 10 pies.

D. Either the table that displays 6 pies or the one that displays 10 pies.

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Alena Russo · Answer 1

Answer: The table that displays 4 pies.

Explanation: You can put 4 pies on 28 tables without dividing up the pies.

Jabari Riggs · Answer 2

Answer:A

Step-by-step explanation:

If Maria wants the same number of pies displayed she has to select a table that 112 can be divisible by without any remainder

1. Table of 4

112/4 is 28 with no remainder

2. Table of 6

112/6 is 18 remainder 4

3. Table of 10

112/10 is 11 remainder 2

So A is the answer