There are 16 sixth graders and 24 seventh graders attending a play. The teachers want to have the same number of students in each row. If a row can contain only sixth grader or only seventh graders, what is the greatest number of student that can be in a row?
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8 students can be in a row.

If the same amount of students must be in each row across the grades, determine their greatest common factor. That would be 8 (8*2=16, 8*3=24). Any more than that, and the rows are uneven. There can be a max of 8 people in a row (2 rows for 6th grade, and 3 rows for 7th)

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There can be 8 students in each row

Use a calculator basically