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College students take different course loads. Many colleges determine the number of full time students, F, by using the formula F= n/15, where n is the total number of credits in which students enroll for a given semester. If students on a campus register for a total of 46125 credits, how many full time students does the campus have? Full time students = ? Also solve for n n=?
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Isn't n given as 46125? if thats the case then it would be 46125/15=3075
Great! That's the same answer I got. Just wanted to make sure I was right. THANKS!
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