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There are 134 Girl Scouts going camping each cabin can hold 8 girls. How many cabins will they need for all the Girl Scouts? Sho

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anyanavicka [17]3 years ago

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134 divided by 8 = 16.75, round it to nearest number
they would need 17 cabins

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