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18 August, 09:12

110 students go on a school trip. Each student needs a bottle of water. Each pack has 6 bottles. How many of these packs are needed?

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  1. 18 August, 09:17
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    110 students are going on a trip, and each student needs one water bottle.

    So we multiple 110 students * 1 water bottle each to get 110 water bottles are needed for all the students.

    There are 6 water bottles in a pack - and we need 110 water bottles.

    So divide the number of water bottles needed by the amount in a pack.

    110/6 = 18 1/3

    We need 18 packs a little bit more - so we round 18 up because we can't buy 1/3 of a pack or have students go thirsty.

    So we need 19 packs of water for the students on the trip.
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