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To get ready for a field trip students and adults were put into groups.for every 8 students in group there were 3 adults.in tota

l ,in all the groups there were 48 students .how many adults were also on the field trip?

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loris [4]2 years ago

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18 adults because 48/8=6, so 6x3=18.

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