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Sergio has p paintings in his art collection. He and other local painting collectors agreed to donate a total of 48 paintings to the local museum. Each of the 12 collectors will donate the same number of paintings.
How many paintings will Sergio have in his art collection after his donation?
Write your answer as an expression.

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Sergio has pp paintings in his art collection. He and other local painting collectors agreed to donate a total of 4848 paintings to the local museum. Each of the 1212 collectors will donate the same number of paintings.\newlineHow many paintings will Sergio have in his art collection after his donation?\newlineWrite your answer as an expression.\newline\square paintings

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Q. Sergio has pp paintings in his art collection. He and other local painting collectors agreed to donate a total of 4848 paintings to the local museum. Each of the 1212 collectors will donate the same number of paintings.\newlineHow many paintings will Sergio have in his art collection after his donation?\newlineWrite your answer as an expression.\newline\square paintings
  1. Calculate Paintings per Collector: First, we need to figure out how many paintings each collector is donating. There are 4848 paintings being donated in total and 1212 collectors, so we divide 4848 by 1212.\newline48÷12=448 \div 12 = 4 paintings per collector.
  2. Find Sergio's Remaining Paintings: Now we know each collector, including Sergio, will donate 44 paintings. To find out how many paintings Sergio will have left, we subtract the number of paintings he donates from his original number of paintings, pp. \newlinep4=p4 paintings left.p - 4 = p - 4 \text{ paintings left.}

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