Susan and Benjamin are getting married. They ordered 225 invitations. Three members of the bridal party agreed to help them mail the invitations. With Susan, Benjamin, and the three members of the bridal party all mailing invitations, how many invitations does each person have to take to the post office?(1 point) Responses 45 45 113 113 54 54 75

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To find out how many invitations each person has to take to the post office, we need to divide the total number of invitations by the number of people mailing them.

There are 2 people (Susan and Benjamin) and 3 members of the bridal party, making a total of:

\[ 2 + 3 = 5 \text{ people} \]

Now, we divide the total number of invitations (225) by the total number of people (5):

\[ \frac{225}{5} = 45 \]

Therefore, each person has to take 45 invitations to the post office.

The correct response is 45.