In a scout camping, 1/4 of the participants are grade 6 students. If there are 60 participants in all, how many are grade 6 students?

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To find out how many grade 6 students are participating in the scout camping trip, we need to calculate 1/4 of the total participants. The problem states that there are 60 participants in all. 
 Here's a step-by-step guide on how to solve this: 
 
 Identify the total number of participants : The problem states that there are 60 participants altogether. 
 
 Determine the fraction of participants who are grade 6 students : We are told that 4 1 ​ of the participants are grade 6 students. 
 
 Calculate the number of grade 6 students : 
 Number of Grade 6 Students = 4 1 ​ × 60 
 To perform the calculation, multiply 60 by 4 1 ​ . 
 4 1 ​ × 60 = 15

So, there are 15 grade 6 students participating in the scout camping. 
 Thus, the answer is 15 grade 6 students.

In a scout camping, 1/4 of the participants are grade 6 students. If there are 60 participants in all, how many are grade 6 students?

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