Question

ms. rochelle wants to put her 29 student in a group of 6b how may groups of six can she make if she pust the remaining students in a smaller group how many students will be in that group

Answer 1

Answer:

Given:

• There are 29 students.
• Ms. Rochelle wants groups of 6 students each.

What Ms. Rochelle is trying to do is to divide. So, to solve the problem we divide, but this division is not exact.

$\frac{29}{6}=4\frac{5}{6}$

This means that there will be 4 groups of 6 students each, and one remaining smaller groups of 5 students, that's the meaning of the mixed number.

Therefore, Ms. Rochelle will have 4 groups of 6 students and 1 groups of 5 students, which sum 29 students in total.

Answer 2

She’ll have 4 groups of 6 students and one group of five.

6x4= 24 students.
29-24= 5 students left over