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Four families each brought the same number of chairs to a block party. Three more chairs are needed to seat all 27 people. How many chairs did each family bring?

Four families each brought the same number of chairs to a block party. Three more chairs are needed to seat all 27 people. How many chairs did each family bring?
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Four families each brought the same number of chairs to a block party. Three more chairs are needed to seat all 27 people. How many chairs did each family bring?

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You would do 6x4=24 then 24+3=27
User Pankaj Makwana
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Each family brought 6 chairs.
4x6=24
24+3=27
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