Math, asked by itsraghad2012, 3 months ago

on the indepence day 6289 people were divided in 20 differnt groups.there were equal number of people in each group . how many people were their in each group.how many people were left out?

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Answered by shauryagarg74548

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Answer:

6289\20

= 314.45 Ans

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Answered by garyuuux3086

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Answer:

314 people in each group.9 left out

Step-by-step explanation:

6289/20=314 with 9 as remainder.so 9 left out while 314 in each group

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