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The choir director is dividing the the sopranos and altos into groups. There will be sopranos and altos in each group. There are 10 sopranos and 15 altos. Each group will have the same number of altos. Each group will have the same number of sopranos. All sopranos and altos will be put in a group. No one is left out A. What is the greatest number of groups possible? Remember label answer B. How many sopranos will be in each group? Remember label answer C. How many altos will be in each group? D. Using complete sentences, explain how you arrive at answe
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here i am. largest number of groups is their GCD. which means 5 groups max. 1 Soprano. 3 Altos.
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