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Ms. D's 4th period geometry class has both freshman and sophomores. There are 27 kids in the class and it has twice as many fres

hman as sophomores. How many freshman are in the class?
let x=
let y=

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BARSIC [14]2 years ago

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13.5 freshman well rounded off to 14 freshman

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