Question

Ms candos has 90 invitations to hand out she will hand out 42 of them the rest will be handed out by 6 students each student will hand out an equal number of invitations how many invitations will the students hand out

Answer 1

Ms. Candos has 90 invitations in total and she will hand out 42 of them.

To find out how many invitations will be handed out by the 6 students, we first need to calculate the remaining invitations after Ms. Candos hands out her share:

\[
\text{Remaining invitations} = \text{Total invitations} - \text{Invitations handed out by Ms. Candos} = 90 - 42 = 48
\]

Now, these 48 invitations will be handed out by 6 students, with each student handing out an equal number of invitations. To find out how many invitations each student will hand out, we divide the remaining invitations by the number of students:

\[
\text{Invitations per student} = \frac{\text{Remaining invitations}}{\text{Number of students}} = \frac{48}{6} = 8
\]

Thus, each student will hand out 8 invitations.

The total number of invitations that the students will hand out is 48, since:

\[
\text{Total invitations handed out by students} = \text{Remaining invitations} = 48
\]

So, the students will hand out **48 invitations** in total.