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Sam is in charge of setting up rooms for parties at a hotel. On Saturday, there are two parties, one with 536 people and one with 544 people. Each table seats 8 people. How many…

Sam is in charge of setting up rooms for parties at a hotel. On Saturday, there are two parties, one with 536 people and one with 544 people. Each table seats 8 people. How many…
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Sam is in charge of setting up rooms for parties at a hotel. On Saturday, there are two parties, one with 536 people and one with 544 people. Each table seats 8 people. How many total tables does he need for the two parties?

User Dario Zadro
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Answer: 544+536=1080

1080 divided by 8 =135

THE ANSWER IS 135

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User Jeff Stong
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Answer:

He needs 135 tables

Explanation:

544+536=1080

1080 divided by is 135

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