An art teacher has 1 1/2 pounds of red clay and 3/4 pound of yellow clay. The teacher mixes the red and yellow clay together. Each student in the class needs 1/8 pound of the clay mixture to finish the assigned art project for the class. How many students can get enough clay to finish the project?
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