Suppose you have 4 mats, 36 strips, and 18 units for a total count of 778....

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Suppose you have 4 mats, 36 strips, and 18 units for a total count of 778. Briefly describe the exchanges you would make to keep the same total count but have the smallest possible number of manipulative pieces. What exchanges would give the smallest possible number of manipulatives? OA. Replace unit(s) with strip(s). O B. Replace mat(s) with strip(s). OC. Replace strip(s) with mat(s). OD. Replace unit(s) with strip(s) and replace strip(s) with mat(s). OE. Replace mat(s) with strip(s) and replace strip(s) with unit(s). OF. Replace strip(s) with unit(s). Suppose you have 4 mats, 36 strips, and 18 units for a total count of 778. Briefly describe the exchanges you would make to keep the same total count but have the smallest possible number of manipulative pieces. What exchanges would give the smallest possible number of manipulatives? OA. Replace unit(s) with strip(s). O B. Replace mat(s) with strip(s). OC. Replace strip(s) with mat(s). OD. Replace unit(s) with strip(s) and replace strip(s) with mat(s). OE. Replace mat(s) with strip(s) and replace strip(s) with unit(s). OF. Replace strip(s) with unit(s).