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How many pupils are in the class?
How many pupils are in the class?
32
If the 32 pupils are divided equally into teams, what additional information is needed to determine the number of pupils on each team?
If the 32 pupils are divided equally into teams, what additional information is needed to determine the number of pupils on each team?
The number of teams
If the 32 pupils are divided into 4 equal teams, how many pupils are on each team?
If the 32 pupils are divided into 4 equal teams, how many pupils are on each team?
8
With 8 pupils per team, how many pupils are in 5 teams?
With 8 pupils per team, how many pupils are in 5 teams?
If, instead, 32 students were divided into teams of 4, how many teams would there be?
If, instead, 32 students were divided into teams of 4, how many teams would there be?
Flashcards
Divide equally
Divide equally
To divide something into equal parts.
Team
Team
A group of people working together.
Number of pupils
Number of pupils
The number of items in a group.
Calculate the total pupils
Calculate the total pupils
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Pupils per team
Pupils per team
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Study Notes
Calculating Pupils Per Team
- There are 32 pupils in the class.
- The pupils are divided equally into teams.
- To find the number of pupils per team, divide the total number of pupils by the number of teams.
- This is represented as: 32 pupils / number of teams = Pupils per team
Determining Pupils in Five Teams
- If there are five teams, then the calculation is: 32 pupils / 5 teams = 6.4 pupils per team.
Interpretation and Practical Considerations
- Since you can't have a fraction of a pupil, the result of 6.4 pupils per team implies that each team will have 6 pupils and 2 pupils will have to be in a different team.
- Therefore adjusting the problem to have 5 teams that are as equal as possible you should have an equal distribution of pupils to the teams by allocating the extra pupils to remaining teams.
- This results in a calculation of: 6 pupils per team (five teams of six, plus one extra team of two.)
- In many practical scenarios, this must be re-evaluated as even distribution is not always possible.
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Description
This quiz explores the mathematics of dividing pupils into teams. You will learn how to calculate the number of pupils per team based on total numbers and the implications of equal distribution. Assess your understanding of practical applications and adjustments in team sizes.