Math, asked by aryansingh1137, 8 months ago

A bus starts with full of passengers. At first station,it drops 1 by 3 of the passengers and take 1 by 7 at the begining. At the second stop it drops of the new total. At the third an it drops remaining. ( bus capacity = 42 )
Q. 1 How many passengers it takes at first station
Q.2 How many passengers it downs at second station.
Q. 3 How many passengers it drops at last. ​

Answers

Answered by AhsanAyaz
3

Step-by-step explanation:

it drops 14 passengers at first station

it drops 6 passengers at second station

it drops 22 passengers at third station

Answered by Tulsi4890
1

The number of passengers dropped at stations 1, 2, and 3 are 14, 4, and 24 respectively.

Given:

At the first station bus drops (1/3) passengers.  (1/7) of the passengers.

At the second station bus drops (1/7) of the remaining passengers.

At the third station, the bus drops the remaining number of passengers.

Bus Capacity = 42

To Find:

Passengers it drops at the first station, second station, and third station.

Solution:

According to the question,

Total passengers on the bus = 42

(1/3) of 42 were dropped at station 1. Therefore,

Number of passengers dropped at station 1 = (1/3)42 = 14

Total passengers left =(42-14)=28

Number of passengers dropped at station 2 =(1/7)28 = 4

Total passengers left = (28-4)=24

Number of passengers dropped at station 3 = 24

Hence, the number of passengers dropped at stations 1, 2, and 3 are 14, 4, and 24 respectively.

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