Jim drives his children to their sports activities outside of school. When he drives his son to baseball practice, it is a 6-km
round trip. When he drives his daughter to basketball practice, it is an 1800-m round trip. If basketball practice is 3 times a week and baseball practice is twice a week, how many kilometers does Jim drive
The number of kilometers that Jim drives a week is equal to the number of baseball practice multiplied by its round trip plus the number basketball practice multiplied by its round trip
The Harbormaster needs to arrange tripe for 37 cars
in one go ferry can carry a maximum of 8 cars
trips = 37/8 = 4.625 trips
Since the ferry can't go in decimals so we need one more trip to carry all the cars. Hence the best way to interpret the remainder of 37/8 is by adding 1 to the quotient which will make 5 trips.
