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2/5 of the students in the class received an invitation to Sari's party. (a) if there are 35 students in Sari's class, how many

of the students received invitations to Sari's party? (b) how many students did NOT receive an invitation to her party?

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astraxan [27]3 years ago

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a) (2/5) x 35 = 14 students received invitations

b) 35-14 = 21 students didn’t receive invitations

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