LCM/GCF. Jeffrey went to the grocery store and bought a package of 10 hot dogs and a package of 8 rolls. Jeff noticed he would have two hot dogs without.

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LCM/GCF

Jeffrey went to the grocery store and bought a package of 10 hot dogs and a package of 8 rolls. Jeff noticed he would have two hot dogs without rolls. He wondered, "What is the least number of packages of hot dogs and rolls I would have to buy in order to have hot dogs and rolls come out even?” Solve Jeffrey's problem.

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