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Three classes have a total of 66 students. The students need to make teams of 7 for a math competition. How many complete teams can they make?

Three classes have a total of 66 students. The students need to make teams of 7 for a math competition. How many complete teams can they make?
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Three classes have a total of 66 students. The students need to make teams of 7 for a math competition. How many complete teams can they make?

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Answer: 9

Explanation:

7x9=63 (3 leftover students)

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