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A sports store has 468 golf balls. They will be put into boxes that hold 18 balls each. What is the minimum number of boxes needed for all of the golf balls? A 26 B 27 C 28 D 29

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The minimum number of boxes needed is 26.

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To determine the minimum number of boxes needed, you divide the total number of golf balls (468) by the number of balls each box can hold (18). Doing the math: 468 ÷ 18 = 26. This means you will need a total of 26 boxes to hold all the golf balls! By rounding up to the nearest whole number, we find that each box is perfectly filled and there are no leftover golf balls—an efficient packing strategy indeed! So, the correct answer is option A, 26 boxes!

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