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Solve this problem and show your work and answers so mr evans sixth grade class collected $132.50 to help an unprivilleged family buy christmas gifts. on average, each person co…
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solve this problem and show your work and answers so mr evans sixth grade class collected $132.50 to help an unprivilleged family buy christmas gifts. on average, each person contributed $1.25. about how many people donated money?
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This sounds like a division problem to me. So the class collected $132.5 in total. Each person contributed $1.25.
132.5/1.25 = 106.
106 people donated money.
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