Basil, Oscar and Sue share 43 sweets. Sue gets the largest share.
What is the smallest possible number of sweets Sue could get?

Sue gets the largest share of 15, which is the smallest possible number of sweets Sue could get.

Step-by-step explanation:

Basil, Oscar, and Sue share 43 sweets.

Sue gets the largest share.

Let us divide the 42 sweets by 3

42/3 = 14

It means 3 equal parts of 14 make the sum 4.

i.e. 14+14+14 = 42

Since Basil, Oscar and Sue share 43 sweets, which is 1 plus 42.

So, add that 1 to Sue. i.e. 1+14 = 15

Thus, Sue gets the largest share of 15, which is the smallest possible number of sweets Sue could get.

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so then keep that as -2.4 + 7t. i apologize if this is incorrect. best luck on your test < 3

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