A bar graph shows 18 votes for soccer and 12 votes for basketball. If those 30 students are split equally into 5 teams, how many students are on each team?

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Use data from a chart, graph, clock, or measurement statement in a multistep problem. This 3rd Grade Math lesson builds the skill Solve high-rigor synthesis problems with a concept card and practice.

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Question

A bar graph shows 18 votes for soccer and 12 votes for basketball. If those 30 students are split equally into 5 teams, how many students are on each team?

Accepted Answer

6