Math, asked by anvi70286, 1 day ago

There are 1896 students in a school. The principal of the school wants the students to stand equally in 23 rows. How many maximum number of students will be there in each row and how many will be left over?

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Answered by ItzzAarmyy777

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Step-by-step explanation:

No. of students - 1896

No. of required rows - 23

No. of students in each row = 1896/23

= 23

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