3 years ago

95 children are in the 6th grade 3/5 of them went to a party who many children went to the party in all

2 answers:

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You have to divide 95 by 5.
95/5= 19
Therefore, 1/5 of the children is 19.
As you're looking for 3/5, you have to multiply 19 by 3
19*3= 57
Therefore, 57 of the students went to holiday parties

topjm [15]3 years ago

3 0

You have to divide 95/5

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