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Nathan helped Miss Morgan fill the fish tank.

He used a 2-gallon container to fill the 20-gallon tank. How many trips did he make to the

sink?20 ÷ 2 =

75 gallons

Nathan used a 3-gallon bucket to fill Mrs. Thompson’s tank.

He made 25 trips to the sink.

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Nathan’s class saw a 360-gallon tank at the aquarium they visited.

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Average laps run: _________

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