Mr. Rodriguez purchased 46 pencils to give to the students he tutors. He has 6 students that he tutors. How many pencils will each student get if Mr. Rodriguez gives each one the same number of pencils? (1 point) Responses Each student will get 7 pencils. There will be 4 pencils left over. Each student will get 7 pencils. There will be 4 pencils left over. Each student will get 7 pencils. There will be 5 pencils left over. Each student will get 7 pencils. There will be 5 pencils left over. Each student will get 8 pencils. There will be 0 pencils left over. Each student will get 8 pencils. There will be 0 pencils left over. Each student will get 6 pencils. There will be 4 pencils left over. Each student will get 6 pencils. There will be 4 pencils left over. Skip to navigation

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Answer 1

To find out how many pencils each student will get if Mr. Rodriguez divides 46 pencils among 6 students, you can perform a division:

\[ 46 \div 6 = 7 \quad \text{(each student gets 7 pencils)} \]

To find out how many pencils are left over after giving each student 7 pencils, you can calculate:

\[ 7 \times 6 = 42 \quad \text{(total pencils given to students)} \] \[ 46 - 42 = 4 \quad \text{(pencils left over)} \]

Thus, each student will get 7 pencils, and there will be 4 pencils left over.

So, the correct response is: Each student will get 7 pencils. There will be 4 pencils left over.