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Mathematics, 20.07.2019 02:50, ReaLily

At a city-wide assembly, 28% of the participants were fourth graders. there were 7% more fifth graders than fourth graders. if the number of sixth graders was 910 fewer than the total number of fifth graders and fourth graders, how many sixth graders attended the assembly?

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