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There are 43 children at a school. They want to make teams with 6 children on each team for kickball. Two of the children go home. How many complete teams can they make? Explain…

There are 43 children at a school. They want to make teams with 6 children on each team for kickball. Two of the children go home. How many complete teams can they make? Explain…
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There are 43 children at a school. They want to make teams with 6 children on each team for kickball. Two of the children go home. How many complete teams can they make? Explain.

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Answer:

6 teams

Explanation:

They can only make 5 teams with 8 kids on each. 1 child will remain

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