Question

A man has many chocolates and he takes $3^7$ chocolates and distributes it to $3^4$ students. How many chocolates do each student get if each student should get an equal number of chocolates? [2 MARKS]

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Given that,
A man has many chocolates and he takes $3^7$ chocolates.
He has to distribute them equally between $3^4$ students.

The number of chocolates a student gets is:

$=\frac{3^7}{3^4}$

$=3^{7-4}$ [$\because \frac{a^m}{a^n}=a^{m-n}$]

$=3^3$

$=27$

So, each student will get 27 chocolates.