A display case of wallets are marked 32 for $5. If Tim has $80, how many wallets can Tim get? (Assume no tax or other fees.)

Tim can get 12 wallets

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve this problem we first have to calculate the price that it costs to make 1 single wallet

To calculate it we have to divide the $ 32 by the number of wallets that they tell us

$32 / 5 = $6.4

Now we have to divide the $ 80 by the price that each wallet costs

$80 / $6.4 = 12.5

because we cannot buy half a wallet, we will remove the numbers that are after the decimal point, leaving only the whole number

12.5 = 12

Tim can get 12 wallets

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