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How many groups of students went in the globe? groups
(7) Every year musicians from our school and other schools come together to hold the All-District Winter Concert. This year 28 string players, 23 woodwind players, 5 percussionists, and 19 brass players participated. The concert always includes a special song played by only the best musicians - the top third of all the musicians in the concert.
How many students participated in this special song? students

How many groups of students went in the globe? groups\newline(77) Every year musicians from our school and other schools come together to hold the All-District Winter Concert. This year 2828 string players, 2323 woodwind players, 55 percussionists, and 1919 brass players participated. The concert always includes a special song played by only the best musicians - the top third of all the musicians in the concert.\newlineHow many students participated in this special song? students

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Q. How many groups of students went in the globe? groups\newline(77) Every year musicians from our school and other schools come together to hold the All-District Winter Concert. This year 2828 string players, 2323 woodwind players, 55 percussionists, and 1919 brass players participated. The concert always includes a special song played by only the best musicians - the top third of all the musicians in the concert.\newlineHow many students participated in this special song? students
  1. Calculate Total Musicians: Calculate the total number of musicians who participated in the concert.\newlineAdd the number of string players, woodwind players, percussionists, and brass players together.\newlineTotal musicians =28= 28 string players +23+ 23 woodwind players +5+ 5 percussionists +19+ 19 brass players\newlineTotal musicians =28+23+5+19= 28 + 23 + 5 + 19\newlineTotal musicians =75= 75
  2. Determine Students in Special Song: Determine the number of students who participated in the special song.\newlineSince the special song is played by the top third of all the musicians, we need to divide the total number of musicians by 33.\newlineNumber of students in special song =Total musicians3= \frac{\text{Total musicians}}{3}\newlineNumber of students in special song =753= \frac{75}{3}\newlineNumber of students in special song =25= 25
  3. Verify Student Calculation: Verify that the number of students calculated is indeed a third of the total number of musicians.\newlineA third of 7575 is 2525, which matches our calculation.\newlineVerification: 75/3=2575 / 3 = 25

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