Mrs. Smith has 198 eggs. She wants to put them into baskets. Each basket holds 21 eggs. How many baskets does Mrs. Smith need to hold all the eggs? If Mrs. Smith uses the number of baskets found in the answer to part a, how many more eggs does she need so that she can put the same number of eggs in each basket?

Zed is making a centerpiece for his dining room table by putting sand in a cube-shaped vase. the vase is 0.25 meters in length, width, and height. he bought 25 kg of sand. assume the density of dry sand is 1,602 kgm3. what is the volume of the sand that zed purchased? the volume of the sand is approximately m3. enter your answer as the number that correctly fills in the blank in the previous sentence. if necessary, round your answer to six decimal places, like so: 42.536475