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A group of 72 went on a field trip. The students traveled in vans, with an equal number of girls and boys in each van. If 42 boy

s went on the trip, how many vans were there?

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kolezko [41]3 years ago

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72-42=30. Because you need to subtract the boys from the whole group. So, there are 30 girls.

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