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Use pictures, words and equations to show your work. Name:_____________________________________ Date:___________________________________________ Use pictures, words and equations to show your work. Mark (X) off each one as you use it. CC Standards Picture Words Numbers There were 54 apples set aside as a snack for 3 classes of students. The teachers divided up the apples and placed equal amounts on 9 separate trays. If each of the 3 classes received the same number of trays, how many apples did each class get? Explain your reasoning.