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For the holiday camp, 6 snacks will be delivered to each of the 31 students who will attend during the week. How many snacks do you need?

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Multiplica el número de colaciones por alumno por el número de alumnos:

6 \text{ colaciones/alumno} \times 31 \text{ alumnos} = 186 \text{ colaciones}

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