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While going on a field trip, a bus load of 54 students will have to be split up into three groups. Two thirds will go to lunch f

irst, and one third will go visit the exhibits. How many will go to lunch first? Write an equation to represent the problem.

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Alla [95]3 years ago

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36 students go to lunch first

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