12 can go into 54 only 4 times because 4•12 is 48. Now 56-48=6 so this is the remainder 6/12 wish can be simplified to 1/2 so your answer is 4 1/2 or 4.5. Hope this helps <333
Your answer is 10
<span>1. Length
</span><span>2. Height
</span><span>3. Depth
</span><span>4. Time
</span><span>5. Possible Worlds
</span><span>6. A Plane of All Possible Worlds With the Same Start Conditions
</span><span>7. A Plane of All Possible Worlds With Different Start Conditions
</span><span>8. A Plane of All Possible Worlds, Each With Different Start Conditions, Each Branching Out Infinitely
</span><span>9. All Possible Worlds, Starting With All Possible Start Conditions and Laws of Physics
</span><span>10. Infinite Possibilities</span>
Answer:
649 trains
Step-by-step explanation:
If there are 30 seats per carriage, and there is 18 carriages per train.
You multiple 30 and 18 to get how many seats there are in a train.
30*18 is 540 seats.
To figure out how many trains would be needed to seat 350,000 passenger, you have to divide 350,000 with 540 to get how many trains would be needed.
350,000/540 is 648.1
Since the answer is 648.1 and you can't chop a train into 10 pieces, you would need 649 trains to seat 350, 000 passengers.
