3 years ago

Six friends attend a party. they form pairs for a game. how many different pairs are possible?

2 answers:

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A pair is two of something and six divided by two equals three. Therefore, there would be three pairs of two.

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If six friends attend a party and they form I go groups there could be 2 groups of 3 or 3 groups of 2

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Vladimir79 [104]

$\text{Hey there!}$

$\text{There's a lot of expressions that can be equivalent to that!}$

$\text{We will just use: 7(8 + 3)}$

$\text{Let's check to make sure it is accurate!}$

$\text{7(8 + 3)}\\\text{7(8) = 56}\\\text{7(3) = 21}\\\text{56 +21}\\\\\boxed{\boxed{\text{Thus, your answer is: 7 (8 + 3)}}}\checkmark$

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