Question
There were some children in a concert hall. 13 of the children lined up in 9 long rows and 15 of the children lined up in 5 short rows. The remaining children did not line up. There are 6 more children in each short row than each long row.
(a) What fraction of the children did not line up?
(b) How many children lined up?
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There were some children in a concert hall. 13 of the children lined up in 9 long rows and 15 of the children lined up in 5 short rows. The remaining children did not line up. There are 6 more children in each short row than each long row.
(a) What fraction of the children did not line up?
(b) How many children lined up?