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6th GRADE MATH Kevin is planting 1515 bushes and 99 trees in rows. If he wants all the rows to be exactly the same, with no plants left over, what is the greatest number of rows…

6th GRADE MATH Kevin is planting 1515 bushes and 99 trees in rows. If he wants all the rows to be exactly the same, with no plants left over, what is the greatest number of rows…
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6th GRADE MATH

Kevin is planting 1515 bushes and 99 trees in rows. If he wants all the rows to be exactly the same, with no plants left over, what is the greatest number of rows Kevin can plant?

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Answer:
rows.

User JochenJung
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Answer:

15 rows

Explanation:

1515/99=15.30 simplify is 15

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