Mr. Snow made snacks in separate gift bags. He gave one each to the 536 sixth-grade students going on the field trip. Then he gave 30 bags to the students in Mrs Bond's class for decorating the trophy cases. Next he gave 25 to the students in Mrs. Fuller's class for helping
during the school play, Mr. Show had 3 snacks left. How many snacks did he make?
Use the into view the conversion chart
А
600 snacks
B
596 snacks
594 snacks
D
584 snacks
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