Ming's DVD collection includes 16 adventure movies, 7 comedies, 12 westerns, and 8 mysteries. He wants to keep 8 of the DVDs and give the rest away. If Ming gives the remaining DVDs to each of his 5 friends, how many DVDs will each friend receive?

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heldridge34 · Answer

43 total movies the type of movies is added in to confuse you pay no ttention just add the total. he keeps 8 of them 43 - 8 = 35 
 he gives them to 5 friends 
 35 DIVIDED by 5 = 7 
 each friend would get 7 each

heldridge34 · Answer

Ming has a total of 43 DVDs. After keeping 8 for himself, he gives away 35 DVDs which can be evenly distributed among his 5 friends. Each friend will receive 7 DVDs. 
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Ming's DVD collection includes 16 adventure movies, 7 comedies, 12 westerns, and 8 mysteries. He wants to keep 8 of the DVDs and give the rest away. If Ming gives the remaining DVDs to each of his 5 friends, how many DVDs will each friend receive?

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