There are 41 students in 6th grade Group A of a junior high school,

and the number of boys is 3 more than the number of girls.

How many boys and girls are there in the class, respectively?

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Bentley Clay

Mathematics

9 June, 03:43

There are 41 students in 6th grade Group A of a junior high school,

and the number of boys is 3 more than the number of girls.

How many boys and girls are there in the class, respectively?

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Rihanna Stevens · Answer 1

23 boys 21 girls

Step-by-step explanation:

so what i would do is 41/2 = 20.5 (we round up becaue its people) 21

so if there are 3 more boys then we have 23 boys and 21 - 3 (to make it equal in half) 18 girls

i might be wrong im not in this level of math yet

There are 41 students in 6th grade Group A of a junior high school,and the number of boys is 3 more than the number of girls.How many boys and girls are there in the class, respectively?

There are 41 students in 6th grade Group A of a junior high school,

and the number of boys is 3 more than the number of girls.

How many boys and girls are there in the class, respectively?