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Part A: A truck delivers 32 cases of soup to a store . Each case holds 8 cans of soupThe store manager plans to place 9 cans on each shelf. What is the fewest number of shelves the manager will need for all of the cans of soup delivered by the truck?
Part B:
The same truck delivers 9 cases of canned corn. Each case holds 36 cans of When the cases are unpacked 15 of the cans are missing. The store manager places 7 cans of corn on cach shelf. What is the fewest number of shelves the manager will need for all of the cans of corn delivered by the truck?
Write out the equations that represent Part A and Part B.

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