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There are 22 fourth-grade students and 26 fifth-grade students who became cheerleaders. Each cheerleading group will have 8 members. Which equation can be used to find out how many groups can be made?
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There are 22 fourth-grade students and 26 fifth-grade students who became
cheerleaders. Each cheerleading group will have 8 members. Which equation
can be used to find out how many groups can be made?
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(22 + 26) / 8 = x
(/ this means division)
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