https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90 Made with the strength to succeed en-us 2017-10-22 19:20:38 UTC 2017-10-30 19:34:29 UTC hello@padlet.com angie_sigmon2 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/199385326 Karsyn had some cookies. She shared them equally with two friends. She had an odd number of cookies so she would have one left to share with her sister, but she didn't have any left. How many cookies could Karsyn have had and explain why she didn't have any cookies left. Is this number odd? Justify your answer.]]> 2017-10-22 19:22:29 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/199385326 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201008914 If Karsyn shared cookies between herself and two friends, she could have had 9 cookies. She would not have any cookies left even though the number is odd. She would have given 3 cookies to each person. ]]> 2017-10-26 19:39:38 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201008914 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201009175 Karsyn would have had 9 cookies to share evenly between herself and two feiends (3 cookies each). If she had 9 cookies, she would not have any left to share with her sister. The number is an odd number, because having, for example, an even ten cookies would have given her one leftover.]]> 2017-10-26 19:40:29 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201009175 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201034915 If Karsyn shared her cookies with herself and her two friends she would have had 9 cookies. We know this number is odd but it still splits evenly between her and her friends. She would not have an cookies left over because the number is divisible by 3. ]]> 2017-10-26 21:18:23 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201034915 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201192529 If Karsyn shared cookies evenly between herself and two friends there would have been 3 cookies to a person meaning there were 9 cookies in all. She wouldn't have any cookies left over even though the number of cookies was an odd number. ]]> 2017-10-27 13:44:38 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201192529 shelby_rollins https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201276224 Karsyn would of had nine cookies. Karsyn and her two friends would make three people total. If she had nine cookies and they split them evenly, each person would have three cookies. This would leave no cookies left for her sister and the total amount of cookies was an odd number. ]]> 2017-10-27 16:42:07 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201276224 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201515106 If Karsyn shared cookies with two of her friends evenly, then she must have started with 9. Each person would have gotten three cookies, but there wouldn't be an extra for her sister. Although this is an odd number, dividing 9 by 3 is 3. This number is odd in terms of two and would have left Karsyn with 1 for her sister if it had been her and only one of her friends. ]]> 2017-10-29 17:50:45 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201515106 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201575360 Karsyn 's total amount of cookies is 9 if she shared with her two friends. Each person would have 3 cookies each. But since she 9 cookies, she would not have any left to share with her sister. The number is an odd number because if she would have had one left over, then it would have been 10.]]> 2017-10-30 02:23:05 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201575360 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201587041 If Karsyn had enough cookies to share evenly with three friends she could have had 9 cookies. 9 is an odd number but can be split evenly between three people. This also wouldn't have left one to share with her sister. To have one left over Karsyn would have needed to have an even amount of cookies.]]> 2017-10-30 03:33:46 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201587041 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201671256 If Karsyn had cookies that she wished to share with her friends equally but still have one left over for herself, she would have had 9 cookies to begin with. This is because 9 is an odd number, so if she wanted her two friends to have equal amounts of cookies, then they would both receive 3 cookies and there would be 3 left over for herself but none left over for her sister. ]]> 2017-10-30 12:08:13 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201671256 https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201905546 If Karsyn shared her cookies with two friends and had no cookies left over, she would have had to start with nine cookies. If you split nine into three groups each group would have three with none left over. Even though nine is an odd number is not a prime number and can be split evenly. ]]> 2017-10-30 19:30:16 UTC https://padlet.com/angie_sigmon2/bm1h86ncnk90/wish/201905546