A tennis coach divides her 9-player squad into three 3-player groups with each player in only one group. How many different sets of three groups can be made? Please help…

1 set of three groups can be made.

Step-by-step explanation:

With a total of 9 players split into 3 groups, set up an equation:

9 players ÷ 3 groups = 3 players per group

Careful with the question wording:

How many different sets of three groups can be made. only 1 set of three groups can be made.

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step-by-step explanation:

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