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The 134 sixth grade students sit together in the auditorium. Each row has 12 seats. How many rows do the sixth graders need?

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  1. 27 May, 07:44
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    12 rows

    Step-by-step explanation:

    134 / 12 = 11.16

    You can't have. 16 of a row, so we have to round up to accommodate the last few sixth graders who can't fill up an entire row.
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