there are 54 students in the marching band. they form equal rows, so that there are no fewer than 5 rows and no more than 10 students in each row. how many rows can they form and how many students will be in each row?

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Rubi Fitzpatrick

17 March, 09:16

there are 54 students in the marching band. they form equal rows, so that there are no fewer than 5 rows and no more than 10 students in each row. how many rows can they form and how many students will be in each row?

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Taylor Shannon · Answer 1

They can form 9 rows with 6 students in each row.

They can form 54 rows with 1 student in each row.

They can form 27 rows with 2 students in each row.

They can form 18 rows with 3 students in each row.

This is because all of these numbers are factors of 54.

54 = 1 x 54, 2 x 27, 3 x 18, or 6 x 9.