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Division of Two-Digit Numbers by Two-Digit Numbers

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For a drill, there are $10$ students standing in a row. Calculate the total number of students standing for the drill for the given number of rows.

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Let the number of rows be $b$ .
Given that, there are $10$ students standing for a drill.
Therefore, the total number of students standing for the drill $= 10 b$ .

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