You have 57 pieces of candy and you want to split it among your \( \mathbf{3} \) friends. How many pieces of candy will be left over?

\begin{tabular}{l}\( 18 \times 6=6 \times 18 \) \\ \hline Select the correct answer below: \\ \hline Associative \\ \hline Commutative \\ Inverse \\ Identity \\ Distributive \\ \hline\end{tabular}

Which of the following is an integer? Select all correct answers. Select all that apply: \( \square \frac{49}{6} \) \( \square-5 \) \( \square 8 \) \( \square-10 \) \( \square \frac{29}{3} \)

2. Max made 39 snowballs. Lucy made 35 more snowballs than Max. How many snowballs do Max and Lucy have altogether?

If you have 12 inches, how many feet do you have?

b) In the following list, there are two false statements and one true statement. Wh is true? i. Every integer is a natural number. ii. Every natural number is a whole number. iii. There are no decimals in the whole numbers.