31churchwellt 31churchwellt
  • 01-03-2024
  • Mathematics
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here are 63 students in the cafeteria. There are 9 students at each table.

a. At how many tables are the students seated?

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kaydenmitchem kaydenmitchem
  • 01-03-2024

To determine the number of tables needed for 63 students, where there are 9 students seated at each table, you can follow these steps:

1. Divide the total number of students by the number of students at each table:

63 students ÷ 9 students per table = 7 tables

2. Therefore, the 63 students will be seated at 7 tables, with 9 students at each table.

Thus, there are 7 tables in the cafeteria where the students are seated, with 9 students at each table.

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