The first one because it’s (13(31)
Answer:
91
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, the important information we get from this is that the stage can support 12,750 students. We are asked, if the average weight of a student is 140 pounds, what is the maximum number of students that can be on the stage safely?
To solve, we simply divide 12,750 by 140.


We get 91.07 as our answer. Since we are considering the maximum number of students, then we must round 91.07 to the nearest whole number which would be 91.
The maximum number of students who could safely be on the stage is 91.
Well, 5384 is 5000 bigger than 384. So you would add 20000 (4*5000) to the answer of 4*384, which is 1536.
So 1536+20000=21536
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For 8/10:
16/20
24/30
64/80
for 5/2:
10/4
20/8
100/40
hope this helps