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She has laid between 10 and 20 eggs.  \nShe counts the eggs by putting them into piles of 4. She finds that she has 3 left over.  \nShe then counts the eggs by putting them into piles of 3 and finds that she has one left over.  \nHow many eggs has she got?  \nWhat if Dilly had between 30 and 40 eggs?  \nDILLY’S EGGS 2 ANSWERS  \nDilly the Diplodocus has laid some eggs. She has laid between 10 and 20 eggs.  \nShe counts the eggs by putting them into piles of 4. She finds that she has 3 left over.  \nShe then counts the eggs by putting them into piles of 3 and finds that she has one left over.  \nHow many eggs has she got?  \nDilly has 19 eggs.  \nWhat if Dilly had between 30 and 40 eggs?  \nDilly would have had 31 eggs.","cbCaia0kMAUSALK2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia0kMAUSALK2","pdf",212205,"English","# Dilly's Eggs Math Challenge\n## Problem Statement\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How many eggs did Dilly have when she had between 10 and 20 eggs?\",\"answer\":\"Dilly had 19 eggs, which leaves 3 when divided by 4 (19 = 4*4 + 3) and 1 when divided by 3 (19 = 3*6 + 1).\"},{\"question\":\"What is the solution for the secondary challenge involving 30 to 40 eggs?\",\"answer\":\"Dilly would have 31 eggs, as 31 leaves 3 when divided by 4 (31 = 4*7 + 3) and 1 when divided by 3 (31 = 3*10 + 1).\"},{\"question\":\"What mathematical concepts are tested in this challenge?\",\"answer\":\"The challenge tests division with remainders, logical reasoning, and number properties within specific ranges.\"}]","Dilly's Eggs - Part 2 - Math Challenge | PDF",1792668971]