And so I could say,

Group's in session.

So this four, which is this four, divided by the two groups, these are the two groups group one and this is group two right here.

Well I have 2 groups of 3.

And here, instead of dividing it into three groups like we did here.

So, I have 4y squared minus 50x is equal to 25x squared plus 16y plus 109.

You could say for every group, there are two boys.

We already know that.

And I have three groups.

I have one, two, three.

Every group has four boys and it has seven girls.

I have eight times that.

So if I take six things and I divide them into groups of three,

So if there's seventeen animals per group, fifty one animals divided by seventeen animals per group.

It's fun to get them connecting online.

And we measured how much they were willing to pay for it.

And notice, now each of the objects became two groups.

And then we have our fourth group right there.

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So the answer here, and this is a new concept for you maybe, nine divided by four is going to be two groups.

So definitely 4 multiplied by itself 3 times is divisible into this

Let's say that I had 2 groups.

An example of where we've used digital stories in our work is in a training with two groups of women.

And the bottom line is does about 40 percent of the pixels right.

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And if you think this is absurd, it's not.

Let's make that one of the groups, and let's making these bottom ones another group.

So when you divide four quarters into two groups, so this was four quarters right there.

How many apples am I going to have?

When you divided 3x into groups of three, each of the groups had an x in it.

So if I divide x divided by thirteen, if I take x divided by thirteen, that is equal to this is thirteen thirteen right here, this is the thirteen at thirteen fruits per group, I have x total fruit.

And then negative 6y divided by 2y is negative 3.

I've got five chickens.

I like to have things a little bit organized, so again, I gave it a parameter and thinking maybe I'll have user groups in the future.

For every five students, two boys, three girls.

This is group one.

Group one right here.

There is no surrounding mathgroup.

And then, maybe I'll take this group of three like that.

We have one group.

Then we have our second group right here.

And then we have let me do it in a new color.

Soon there are seven x's here, so that's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven

So the best way to divide it into three groups is

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