Question

Three trains are made of identical train cars, so each car has the same number of seats. The first train has 418 seats, the second train has 456 seats, and the third train has 494 seats. How many cars are in each train if no train has more than 25 seats

Answer 1

If no train has more than 25 seats. Then the number of cars in the first, second, and third train will be 17, 18, and 20 respectively.

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Division means the separation of something into different parts, sharing of something among different people, places, etc.

Three trains are made of identical train cars, so each car has the same number of seats.

The first train has 418 seats, the second train has 456 seats, and the third train has 494 seats.

If no train has more than 25 seats.

Then the number of the cars on each train will be

Let x, y, and z be the number of the cars in the first, second, and third train.

Then we have

x = 418 / 25

x = 16.75

x ≅ 17

y = 456 / 25

y = 18.24

y ≅ 18

z = 294 / 25

z = 19.76

z ≅ 20

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Answer 2

Answer:

11 cars in the 1st train, 12 cars in the 2nd train and 13 cars in the 3rd train

Step-by-step explanation:

There is a difference of 38 between the numbers 418, 456 and 494.

$418/38=11\\456/38=12\\494/38=13$

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