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Mrs. P made a large batch of clay. She gave out all of the clay in equal parts to 6 teachers. Each of those teachers gave out all of the clay they received. They each gave equal parts to 6 teachers. How
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Mrs. P made a large batch of clay. She gave out all of the clay in equal parts to 6 teachers. Each of those teachers gave out all of the clay they received. They each gave equal parts to 6 teachers. How many students received part of Mrs. P batch of clay?
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The answer should be 36 students
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36 student gets the equal amount of Clay by Mrs p
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