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some Children stand in rows for a drill. the number if children in a row varies inversely as the number of rows. if there are 14 children in a row, we get 6 rows if 12 children stand in each row, how many times will be formed?

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✯Let the number if children in each row be x.

✯Let the number of rows be y.

The number of children in a row is in inverse proportion of the number of rows.

⛬ No. of children in each row ༝ no. of rows = a constant (k)

⛬ x * y = y

⛬ 14 * 6 = k

⛬ 84 = k

.⛬ If the number of children in a row, is 12 ,then

12 *y = 84

⛬ y = 84/12 = 7.

⛬ If children stand in a row, there will be 7 rows.

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