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If there are 26 students in each third-grade class and 3 third-grade classes in the school, how many students will attend an ass

embly for third graders if a total of 4 students are absent?

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zheka24 [161]3 years ago

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So 74 students will be attending to that assembly because if you times 26×3 you're answer will be 78 and you subtract 4 and you're answer will be 74

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