Answer:
• It is possible to divide the seventh graders into teams of equal sizes.
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• 13 students should be on each team.
Explanation:
The seventh grade of Wilson consists of three classes; one with 28 students, one with 29, and one with 34. Therefore, the total number of students in seventh grade is:

He wants each team to have between 4 and 8 students.

Therefore:
• It is possible to divide the seventh graders into teams of equal sizes.
,
• 13 students should be on each team.
$0.65•15= $9.75 (sugar) $1.20•8=$9.60 (butter)
Answer:
1, 4, and 5
Step-by-step explanation:
1 is correct because 5*5=25*4=100
2 is incorrect because 5*5=25*5=125
3 is incorrect because 5*4=20*4=80
4 is correct because 5*20=100*1=100
5 is correct because 5*2=10*10=100
6 is incorrect because 5*10=50*10=500
The answer is A because if you cancel out the 3 on the left then you need to do the same with the right, and 18÷3=6. so you keep the inequality sign the same and BAM!!