Q ..50 people were at a party. If 8 people could sit on one table, how many tables
will be needed to seat everyone at the party?
Q2..35 tyres were being put on cars. If each car needs 4 tyres, how many cars can be
fitted with tyres? How many tyres will not be used?
Q3 Abed spread needs 3 m of cloth. How many bed spreads can be made from 20 m of cloth?
Q4..At an amusement park 7 people can get into a boat ride at one time. How many
boats will be needed for 52 people? Nobody should be left out of the ride.
Q The teacher had 27 pencils to distribute to 8 students. If she shared the pencils equally among them, how many pencils are still with the teacher?
Answers
Answer:
1) 6.25 tables.
2) 8 cars and 3 tyres left.
3) 6.66 bed spreads
4) 7.42 boats thats not possible so 8 boats for all people
5) 3 pencils left with the teacher.
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Total number of people in the party=50.
No of tables required by 8 people = 1 table
No of tables required by 50 people = 1/8*50= 50/8 = 6.25tables.
2)Total number of tyres put on cars= 35
No of cars fitted by 4 tyres = 1 car
No of cars fitted by 35 tyres= 1/4*35 = 35/4 = 8.75 cars
It is not possible so 8 cars can be fitted and,
No of tyres that will not be used = 3 tyre
3) 3m of clothes make no of bed spread= 1
20m of clothes will make no of bed spread= 1/3*20= 20/3= 6.66bed spreads.
4) No of boats required by 7 people at a time= 1 boat
No of boats required for 52 people = 1/7*52 = 52/7=7.42boats
As none should be left so we should round it off to 8 boats.
5) No of pencils teacher have = 27
No of students to distribute pencil = 8
If each student get equal pencil then no of pencil with students= 27/8 = 3 each and 3 pencils left with the teacher.
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