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Can 130 students be seated at tables of 5? - Answers

Yes, 130 students can be seated at tables of 5. To calculate the number of tables needed, you would divide the total number of students by the number of students per table. In this case, 130 students divided by 5 students per table equals 26 tables. Each table would have 5 students seated at it.



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Yes, 130 students can be seated at tables of 5. To calculate the number of tables needed, you would divide the total number of students by the number of students per table. In this case, 130 students divided by 5 students per table equals 26 tables. Each table would have 5 students seated at it.



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Can 130 students be seated at tables of 5? - Answers

Yes, 130 students can be seated at tables of 5. To calculate the number of tables needed, you would divide the total number of students by the number of students per table. In this case, 130 students divided by 5 students per table equals 26 tables. Each table would have 5 students seated at it.

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