1. **Problem 12:** 5 boxes each containing 48 marbles were repacked into 8 smaller boxes. How many marbles were in each of the 8 boxes?
2. **Problem 13:** Kay has 12 peanuts. Alan has four times as many. How many peanuts do they have altogether?
3. **Problem 14:** A library charges 50¢ a day when returning books after the return date. A student borrowed 3 books and paid 9.00 in late fees. How many extra days did the student have the books?
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### Problem 12 Solution:
1. Total marbles initially = number of boxes × marbles per box = $5 \times 48$
2. Calculate total marbles: $$5 \times 48 = 240$$
3. These 240 marbles are repacked into 8 smaller boxes equally, so marbles per smaller box = $$\frac{240}{8}$$
4. Simplify the fraction:
$$\frac{\cancel{240}}{\cancel{8}} = 30$$
5. So, each smaller box contains **30** marbles.
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### Problem 13 Solution:
1. Kay has 12 peanuts.
2. Alan has four times as many peanuts as Kay, so Alan has $$4 \times 12 = 48$$ peanuts.
3. Total peanuts = Kay's peanuts + Alan's peanuts = $$12 + 48 = 60$$
4. So, altogether they have **60** peanuts.
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### Problem 14 Solution:
1. The library charges 50¢ per day per book for late returns.
2. The student borrowed 3 books and paid 9.00 in late fees.
3. Let $d$ be the number of extra days the student had the books.
4. Total late fee = number of books × daily charge × days late
$$9.00 = 3 \times 0.50 \times d$$
5. Simplify the right side:
$$9.00 = 1.5 \times d$$
6. Solve for $d$:
$$d = \frac{9.00}{1.5}$$
7. Simplify the fraction:
$$d = \frac{\cancel{9.00}}{\cancel{1.5}} = 6$$
8. So, the student had the books **6** extra days.
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**Final answers:**
- Problem 12: 30 marbles per smaller box
- Problem 13: 60 peanuts altogether
- Problem 14: 6 extra days
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