The number of students from the math club that went to the soap box derby.
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From the question, we see that there are two vans and 6 students in each van.
Thus, to get the number of students from the math club that went to the soap box derby, we will solve as follows;
Number of students that went to derby = 2 × 6 = 12
Complete question is;
The entire school 250 students went to the soap box derby. The math club went in 2 vans and each van held 6 students how many students from the math club went to the soap box derby
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The grid lines will help you find an exact solution (assuming the two lines actually cross at a grid intersection point). However, the two lines may intersect somewhere off the grid lines which is when an estimation will be the next best thing.
<em><u>According to a handy-dandy calculator it says it is 19. </u></em>
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<em><u>Hope this helps! :)</u></em>
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