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Please help me with this math problem At a party there were 5 adults for every 11 people. There were 66 people at the party. How many children were there?

Please help me with this math problem At a party there were 5 adults for every 11 people. There were 66 people at the party. How many children were there?
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Please help me with this math problem

At a party there were 5 adults for every 11 people. There were 66 people at the party. How many children were there?

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11 x 5 = 55 children at the party

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