Mathematics, 29.09.2020 05:01 babygirlgabby2137

A marching band wants to line up for their performance. When they line up in threes there are 2 left over. When they line up in fours there are 3 left over. When they line up in fives there are 4 left over. When they line up in sixes there are 5 left over. How many students could there be?

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