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Russ and vickie are trying to solve a problem.There are 93 students taking buses to the museum.if each bus holds 22 students how

many buses will they need? Vickie says they need 4 buses. Russ says they need 5 buses. who is correct?

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dlinn [17]3 years ago

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Russ
22*4=88, so you will need 5 to transport 92.

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