Solve in the Practice section of your math journal, then read quietly at your desk Olisa has a garden shop. One customer wants to buy 42 snapdragon plants.

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Solve in the Practice section of your math journal, then read quietly at your desk Olisa has a garden shop. One customer wants to buy 42 snapdragon plants. There are 6 snapdragons in a pack. How many packs should Olisa sell to her customer?

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