Answer:
63 sets
Step-by-step explanation:
(567 markers)/(9 markers/set) = 567/9 sets = 63 sets
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The total number of markers in all the sets (s) will be ...
9s = 567
Divide both sides of this equation by 9 to find the number of sets:
9s/9 = 567/9
s = 63
Mrs. Bowlin created 63 sets of markers.
