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There are 37 people seated in a cafeteria. Each table holds 2 people. Only one table is not full. How many full tables are there? Someone who please help me this is on my test a…

There are 37 people seated in a cafeteria. Each table holds 2 people. Only one table is not full. How many full tables are there? Someone who please help me this is on my test a…
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There are 37 people seated in a cafeteria.

Each table holds 2 people. Only one table
is not full. How many full tables are there?

Someone who please help me this is on my test and a really
important answer. Thank u♥︎

User Ocespedes
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Answer:

18

Explanation:

37 ÷ 2 = 18 1/2

18 is a whole number

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