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A teacher is making a seating chart in order to group his class of 30 students. He puts 5 students in each group.

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Natasha2012 [34]3 years ago

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The teacher should divide the amount of students by 5, that way they'll find how many groups they'll have. And the amount of groups they'll have is 6 groups of 5 students, you didn't ask for this part but I decided it'd be best to add it. Hope this helps, have an amazing day you awesome human! ^w^

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