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One hundred sixty-seven students go on a field trip to the zoo. Each van can seat 11 students. Using the fewest number possible, how many vans are needed?
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One hundred sixty-seven students go on a field trip to the zoo.

Each van can seat 11 students. Using the fewest number
possible, how many vans are needed?

User Saturn K
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I am 99% sure that the answer is 5 r 2 cause 11 / 167 = 5 r 2 did my math trust me
User Tangela
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Answer:

About 7.

167/11=6.09

Round you answer up.

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