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How to simplify 6 buses to 150people

asked Jul 5, 2017 50.0k views

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How to simplify 6 buses to 150people

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150÷6 = 25 people to a bus

Nsk answered Jul 6, 2017

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There would be 25 people per bus, 150/6=25

Kevin Buchan answered Jul 12, 2017

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