On the fourth day of Christmas, Calvin gave to me

The number of blackbirds Calvin has is $24$ . Calvin gives out $4$ birds person, so he can give birds as his present to $\frac{24}{4}=\boxed{6}$ people.

But I think the real question we should be asking here is: "What the heck is Calvin doing with birds in a pie!?!?"

Also, that graphic is going to give me nightmares...

4 and 20 blackbirds so you hava all 24

Then

$\frac{24}{4}$ = $\boxed{6}$

Calvin has 4 + 20 black birds. Take this 24, and divide it by 4 per person, to get 6. Very simple.

4+20 =24. 24/4=6.

total blackbirds=24 1 person hve blackbirds=4 total persons hve blackbirds=24/4=6

Total=4+20=24 Per person=4 No of persons receiving=24/4=6persons

First find out how many colly birds were in the pie...

$4$ colly birds $+$ $20$ colly birds $=$ $24$ colly birds

Then find the most number of who could have gotten a present of 4 colly birds in a pie...

$24$ colly birds in the pie $/$ $4$ colly birds per person $=$ $\boxed{6}$ people

So you can give presents of 4 colly birds to $\boxed{6}$ people!

That pie contains 24 colly birds,at last each could able to receive 4 colly birds. therefore there must be max 6 persons to share the pie

24 /4=6