A shop-keeper made 281 candies to sell in the market. He packed 7 candies in each packet. The number of candie(s) left unpacked is.

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Solution

The correct option is B 1
Total number of candies = 281
1 packet contains 7 candies.

Total number of packets
$= 281 \div 7$
By using long division method, we get
$\begin{matrix} 407281 - 28 - - - 01 - 00 - - - 1 \end{matrix}$
Hence, the total number of packets made is 40.
The number of unpacked candies is 1.

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A shop-keeper made 281 candies to sell in the market. He packed 7 candies in each packet. The number of candie(s) left unpacked is.

The correct option is B 1Total number of candies = 281 1 packet contains 7 candies. Total number of packets =281÷7 By using long division method, we get 407281−28–––2 01 −00––– 1 Hence, the total number of packets made is 40. The number of unpacked candies is 1.