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Mr. Herbert's class has 36 students and Ms. Green's class has 30 students. For a class competition, each class must be divided i

nto teams with the same number of students on every team. What is the largest team size possible for both classes?

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Svetllana [295]3 years ago

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6 because it is the GCF. 36/6 is 6 and 30/6 is 5

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