Question

1960 chairs are kept in 27 rows equally. Find the number of chairs in each row. How many chairs are left?

Answer 1

Answer:

1960÷27=72+16/27

the left out chairs are 16

each row contain 72 chairs

Answer 2

Given: The number of chairs in the $27$rows$=1960$.

We have to find the number of chairs in each row,

and the number of chairs left.

We are solving in the following way:

$=>\frac{Total no. of chairs }{no. of rows} \\\\=>\frac{1960}{27} \\\\=>72$

Hence, each row consists $72$of a number of chairs.

$\therefore 72\times27=1944$

So, the total number of chairs obtained by $27$rows are$1944.$

and the total number of chairs is given$1960$.

$\therefore1960-1944\\=16$

Hence, $72$chairs in a row and $16$chairs will be left.