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Need help ASAP!! There are 20 sixth graders and 32 seventh graders in a gym class. If the teacher wants to make teams of the same size, with the same amount of students from eac…

Need help ASAP!! There are 20 sixth graders and 32 seventh graders in a gym class. If the teacher wants to make teams of the same size, with the same amount of students from eac…
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need help ASAP!! There are 20 sixth graders and 32 seventh graders in a gym class. If the teacher wants to make teams of the same size, with the same amount of students from each grade, how many kids will be on each team?

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32 divide by 2 =16 then 20 divided by 2 is 20

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User Mark Ellul
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Answer:

26 on each team

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