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School A has 750 students. School B has 13/15 times as many students as school A. How many students does school B have?

School A has 750 students. School B has 13/15 times as many students as school A. How many students does school B have?
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School A has 750 students. School B has 13/15 times as many students as school A. How many students does school B have?

User Ashish Chhabra
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650

Explanation:

750 / 15 = 50

50 * 13 = 650

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