3. Mr. Hill has 27 students in his class

and Mr. Chang has 24 students in his

class. Both classes will be divided into

equal sized teams within their own

classes. What is the greatest number of

students that can be on team so that all

the teams are an equal number?

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Darian Escobar

Chemistry

24 November, 16:32

3. Mr. Hill has 27 students in his class

and Mr. Chang has 24 students in his

class. Both classes will be divided into

equal sized teams within their own

classes. What is the greatest number of

students that can be on team so that all

the teams are an equal number?

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Madelynn Lang · Answer 1

Madelynn Lang 24 November, 16:42

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Just dived both numbers by two

Ariel Potts · Answer 2

Answer: the answer for mr hills class is 13 and the answer for mr chang is 12

Explanation: The thing that i did was just divide the numbers by 2 and the number is how many teams can be formed at once in both classes

3. Mr. Hill has 27 students in his classand Mr. Chang has 24 students in hisclass. Both classes will be divided intoequal sized teams within their ownclasses. What is the greatest number ofstudents that can be on team so that allthe teams are an equal number?

3. Mr. Hill has 27 students in his class

and Mr. Chang has 24 students in his

class. Both classes will be divided into

equal sized teams within their own

classes. What is the greatest number of

students that can be on team so that all

the teams are an equal number?