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There are 7 fourth-grade classes at Grant Elementary. Each class has 28 students. About how many students are in the fourth grad

e at Grant Elementary?
28 students
140 students
О 210 students
0 280 students

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DaniilM [7]1 year ago

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7*28= 196 closest answer to that is 210

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