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405 crayons
24 crayons in a box

qquad boxes of crayons 
qquad crayons left over

405405 crayons\newline2424 crayons in a box\newline \qquad boxes of crayons \qquad crayons left over

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Q. 405405 crayons\newline2424 crayons in a box\newline \qquad boxes of crayons \qquad crayons left over
  1. Calculate Boxes Needed: First, we need to figure out how many boxes we can fill with 405405 crayons, if each box holds 2424 crayons. We do this by dividing the total number of crayons by the number of crayons per box.\newlineCalculation: 405405 crayons ÷\div 2424 crayons/box = 16.87516.875 boxes\newlineSince we can't have a fraction of a box, we'll only count the whole boxes, which is 1616.
  2. Find Leftover Crayons: Now, we need to find out how many crayons are left over after filling the 1616 whole boxes. We do this by multiplying the number of full boxes by the number of crayons per box and then subtracting that from the total number of crayons.\newlineCalculation: (16 boxes×24 crayons/box)=384 crayons(16 \text{ boxes} \times 24 \text{ crayons/box}) = 384 \text{ crayons}\newline405 crayons384 crayons=21 crayons left over405 \text{ crayons} - 384 \text{ crayons} = 21 \text{ crayons left over}

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