At the Throw Factory, the assembly line produces 122 baseballs in a batch. The baseballs are packaged in boxes with 11 each. If 8 batches are made in one day, how many baseballs will be leftover at the end of it?

To find out how many baseballs will be leftover at the end of the day, we can follow these steps: 1. **Calculate the total number of baseballs produced in one day:** \[ \text{Total baseballs} = \text{Baseballs per batch} \times \text{Number of batches} \] \[ \text{Total baseballs} = 122 \times 8 = 976 \] 2. **Determine how many boxes can be filled with the total baseballs:** \[ \text{Baseballs per box} = 11 \] \[ \text{Number of boxes} = \frac{\text{Total baseballs}}{\text{Baseballs per box}} = \frac{976}{11} \] Performing the division: \[ 976 \div 11 = 88 \quad \text{(with a remainder)} \] 3. **Calculate the total number of baseballs used in the boxes:** \[ \text{Baseballs used} = \text{Number of boxes} \times \text{Baseballs per box} = 88 \times 11 = 968 \] 4. **Calculate the leftover baseballs:** \[ \text{Leftover baseballs} = \text{Total baseballs} - \text{Baseballs used} \] \[ \text{Leftover baseballs} = 976 - 968 = 8 \] Thus, the number of baseballs that will be leftover at the end of the day is **8**.