Something is wrong with the Q. Cant be solved.

If Lance needs 3 more tarts to put the tarts in boxes of 4, he would have an odd number of tarts then. But the Q also states the he needs 2 more tarts to put the tarts in boxes of 6, which means he have an even number of tarts. Something is surely wrong with this Q.

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Cannot be done.

Gives R8 when divided by 10 --> number ends with '8' Gives R4 when divided by 8 --> is a multiple of 4, but not 8. Listing numbers ending with '8', 08 18 28 ... Hence, ans is 28.

Given that the number when divided by 10 will gives a remainder of 8, I will assume the answer is 18. However, 18/8, the remainder is 2. So 18 is incorrect. The next assumption will be 28/10. Remainder also 8. And 28/8, remainder is 4. So, the smallest possible number is 28.

Teacher ask them to do a guess & check table..... but how to draw...

3 columns: 1) Numbers ending with 8 2) remainder when divided by 8 3) tick/cross

OR: 2 columns: 1) numbers ending with 8 2) does it give a remainder of 4 when divided by 8? (Yes/no)

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Thk u

correct

who wrote "10" for 1 unit?

Is 1unit not 10. Zhong, can pls show why 24+16 not 24-16

because Keith GAINED 16, while John LOST 24. After this, The 2 extra units that John used to have is compensated full. So it is 2 units = 24 + 16 2 units = 40 1 unit = 20

Draw model pls

Thanks zhong. I keep making 24 as 1 unit. Understand liao, thanks.

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So answer is 80 trading cards right?

Yup