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2 years ago

A small airplane can hold 13 people per trip. How many trips would it take the airplane to transport 9,165 people?

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kondaur [170]2 years ago

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You have to divide

its 9,165 divided by 13

$\frac{9165}{13}$ = 205

Teddy it takes 205 trips

to transfer 9,165 in a plane that can hold 13 people per trip

<em>Hope I helped</em> ^-^

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