How it works
- There are 13 seats, like the number of friends playing.
- If 10 of them got to choose where they sat first, that means only 3 friends had to sit somewhere else or wait their turn.
Think of it like a classroom with 13 desks, and 10 kids already picked the best ones, the rest have to take what’s left. It's not unfair, just how things turned out!
A fun way to see it
If you're trying to pick who gets to be on a team, and there are 13 names in a hat, but only 10 get picked, that’s like 10 out of 13 seats too! It means 3 people stayed out, just like some friends didn’t get to sit in the special chairs.
Examples
- You have 13 cookies, and you ate 10 of them.
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See also
- What is 10 seats?
- What is 8 out of 10?
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- Election day 2024. Voting for Kids. Why Voting is Important?