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Luke has 28 bags of buttons. Each bag contained 200 buttons.He sold 600 buttons and packed the remaining buttons into bags of 40 buttons.How many bags of buttons did he pack?

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Luke has 28 bags of buttons. Each bag contained 200 buttons.He sold 600 buttons and packed the remaining buttons into bags of 40 buttons.How many bags of buttons did he pack?

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  1. First, we need to find out how many buttons Luke had initially. He had 28 bags, each containing 200 buttons. So, 28 bags * 200 buttons/bag = 5600 buttons.

  2. Luke sold 600 buttons. So, the remaining buttons are 5600 buttons - 600 buttons = 5000 buttons.

  3. Luke then packed these remaining buttons into bags of 40 buttons each. So, 5000 buttons / 40 buttons/bag = 125 bags.

So, Luke packed 125 bags of buttons.

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