Exploring Equal Grouping in Mathematics

The video tutorial demonstrates how to group different objects equally. It starts with 12 burgers, showing how to make groups of six and four. Then, it moves on to 10 boxes of french fries, forming groups of five and two. Finally, it covers 18 hotdogs, creating groups of three and nine. The tutorial emphasizes understanding equal distribution and division through practical examples.

How many groups are formed when 12 burgers are divided into groups of 6?

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When 12 burgers are divided into groups of 4, how many groups are there?

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How many groups are formed when 10 boxes of french fries are divided into groups of 5?

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When 10 boxes of french fries are divided into groups of 2, how many groups are there?

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How many groups are formed when 18 hotdogs are divided into groups of 3?

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When 18 hotdogs are divided into groups of 9, how many groups are there?

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