In question 1, Fatima found that 2 crates of 100 boxes can be filled using the 3,258 cookies produced each day. Subtracting 2,400 from 3,258 leaves 858 cookies that still need to be packaged. Fatima now uses base ten blocks and a rectangular array to find how many boxes of 12 can be filled with these 858 cookies.

Based on her calculations shown below, did Fatima perform the calculation correctly? Why or why not? Select ALL reasons that are true.

Yes, she made the right calculation by figuring out that only 6 groups of 10x12 can be pulled out of 858.
Yes, she made the right calculation by finding out that 858 cookies can be packed into 61 boxes and then she added the 61 additional boxes to the 200 boxes.
No, she made the wrong calculation because 7 groups of 10x12 can actually be pulled out of 858.
No, she made the wrong calculation because 6x10x12 does not equal 840.
No, she made the wrong calculation because she did not need to add the 200 boxes and 61 boxes at the end.