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66 divided 55 over 44

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Q. 66 divided 55 over 44
  1. Find freshmen: Find the number of freshmen. \newline(14)×336=84(\frac{1}{4}) \times 336 = 84 freshmen.
  2. Find sophomores: Find the number of sophomores.\newline(13)×336=112(\frac{1}{3}) \times 336 = 112 sophomores.
  3. Calculate remaining students: Calculate the number of students left after freshmen and sophomores are accounted for. 336−84−112=140336 - 84 - 112 = 140 students left.
  4. Calculate juniors: Half of the remaining students are juniors. 140/2=70140 / 2 = 70 juniors.
  5. Calculate seniors: The other half of the remaining students are seniors. 140−70=70140 - 70 = 70 seniors.

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