2 years ago

Pls, I need help. Whoever gets it right gets the brainliest.

1 answer:

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There can be 18, 12, 9, 6, 4 , 3 or 2 students on each team depending on the number of teams selected.

<h3>How to know the number of students on each team?</h3>

Considering there are at least 2 teams but no more than 19 teams, let's calculate the number of students in each case:

2 teams: 18 students per team (36/2 = 18)
3 teams: 12 students per team (36/3 =12)
4 teams: 9 students per team (36/4 = 9)
6 teams: 6 students per team (36/6 = 6)
9 teams: 4 students per team (36/9 = 4)
12 teams: 3 students per team (36/12= 3)
18 teams: 2 students per team (36/18 = 2)

Learn more about teams in: brainly.com/question/10750297

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