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Helen puts 50 marbles into 9 jars. First, she puts in the greatest
possible number of marbles into each of the 1st 8 jars. Each of these
8 jars has an equal number of marbles. The remaining marbles are
then put into the 9th jar. How many more marbles does she need for
the 9th jar such that every jar has the same number of marbles?β
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