It got to rain 7 inch do reach the
2. There were 48 oranges in 6 equal layers in a box
Mother took some oranges from the top layer for
snacks. How many oranges did mother take if
there are 5 oranges left on the top layer?

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1. **Total Oranges and Layers:**
   - There are **48 oranges** arranged in **6 equal layers**.
   - To find out how many oranges are in each layer:
     $$
     \text{Oranges per layer} = \frac{48 \text{ oranges}}{6 \text{ layers}} = 8 \text{ oranges per layer}
     $$

2. **Oranges Taken from the Top Layer:**
   - Initially, the top layer has **8 oranges**.
   - After Mother takes some oranges for snacks, there are **5 oranges left** on the top layer.
   - The number of oranges Mother took is:
     $$
     \text{Oranges taken} = 8 \text{ (initial)} - 5 \text{ (remaining)} = 3 \text{ oranges}
     $$

**Answer:**  
Mother took **3 oranges** from the top layer.
Mother took 3 oranges from the top layer.

It got to rain 7 inch do reach the
2. There were 48 oranges in 6 equal layers in a box
Mother took some oranges from the top layer for
snacks. How many oranges did mother take if
there are 5 oranges left on the top layer?

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Mother took some oranges from the top layer for
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there are 5 oranges left on the top layer?