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At a certain school, students are divided equally among b buildings.
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15 Oct 2021, 08:52
15 Oct 2021, 08:52
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At a certain school, students are divided equally among b buildings. In each building, students are divided equally among h homerooms. If each homeroom consists of 18 students, how many students attend the school?
(A) bh/18
(B) h/18b
(C) 18b/h
(D) 18h/b
(E) 18bh
(A) bh/18
(B) h/18b
(C) 18b/h
(D) 18h/b
(E) 18bh
Re: At a certain school, students are divided equally among b buildings.
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19 Oct 2021, 07:47
19 Oct 2021, 07:47
Carcass wrote:
At a certain school, students are divided equally among b buildings. In each building, students are divided equally among h homerooms. If each homeroom consists of 18 students, how many students attend the school?
(A) bh/18
(B) h/18b
(C) 18b/h
(D) 18h/b
(E) 18bh
(A) bh/18
(B) h/18b
(C) 18b/h
(D) 18h/b
(E) 18bh
There are b building and each building has h homerooms which in turn consists of 18 students, So total = 18 * h * b
Answer is E)
Re: At a certain school, students are divided equally among b buildings.
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19 Oct 2021, 12:09
19 Oct 2021, 12:09
I think that the right answer is E.
Is it correct or not?
Is it correct or not?
