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3 years ago

Write in word problem that involves dividing by 10

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Mrs. Clark had one hundred pencils, and wanted to divide them evenly upon the ten students in her class. How many pencils should each student have?

To solve:
Divide 100 pencils by 10 students.

Answer:
10 pencils.

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