Each of the three elementary schools in Clayton are sending 63 students to Wydown for sixth grade. If there are nine math classes of equal size in sixth grade, how many students are in each class?
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Question 2
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Using the information from the previous problem, draw a model to represent how you would solve it.
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Question 3
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There are 912 yellow chairs and blue chairs altogether in an auditorium.
The blue chairs are arranged in 36 rows with 12 chairs in each row.
The yellow chairs are arranged in rows of 20.
How many rows of yellow chairs are there?
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Question 4
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Draw a model to represent the previous problem.
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Question 5
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Type the sum of all of the ages in your house.
For example: Dad = 44, Mom = 42, Brother = 16, I = 11
44+42+16+11 = 112
112 is the sum for this family.
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Question 6
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Divide the answer to number five by 10.
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Question 7
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Divide the answer to number five by 100.
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Question 8
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Divide the answer to number five by 1,000.
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Question 9
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Curly is solving a division problem.
He tells his partner:
First I multiplied 25 by 100 to get 2,500.
Second I subtracted 2,500 from 3,756 to get 1,256.
Third I multiplied 25 by 50 because it is half of 100 to get 1,250 which is half of 2,500.
Fourth I subtracted 1,250 from 1,256 to get 6.
Curly says his final answer is 100 + 50 + 6 or 156.