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How many 36- passenger buses will it take to carry 144 people?
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How many 36 passenger buses will it take to carry144 people?
To determine how many 36-passenger buses are needed to carry 144 people, divide the total number of people by the capacity of one bus: 144 ÷ 36 = 4. Therefore, it will take 4 buses to accommodate 144 people.
Does anyone take the public transport in Houston?
Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.Yes they do. It would not be there if people did not take it. So lots of people use the various forms of public transport available in Houston.
How many 36-passenger buses will it take to carry 144 people?
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How can i take my guns with me when i move to California?
You can transport them in a separate compartment from the passenger compartment. As for whether you can actually take them or not, it depends on what you have. You've probably figured out by now that California is not a gun-friendly state.
Is active transport bad for you?
In the field of passenger transport, 'active' transport refers to modes of transport which require the passenger to take a physical role in moving themselves. The most widely used modes of active transport are walking & cycling (running, swimming & even rowing are less common examples). Active transport is often recommended as part of a healthy lifestyle because it allows people to incorporate exercise into their daily routines (e.g. cycling to the shops or walking to work). In most cases, active transport is GOOD for you. However, it is sensible to assess the risks: for example, walking in a crime-spot at night or cycling too close to motorised traffic could be bad for you. [Note - in science, 'active transport' means something different]
How many bag passenger can take from USA to Iran?
7 bags can take from usa to Iran
How do you save the environment by transport?
Walk, cycle, or even take a bus! It is not hard, people!
How many days does it take to achieve 5456 miles?
That depends on the mode of transport.
How many more cars would be on the road if people stopped using public transport?
I dont think the number would change, because those who take public transport usually do not have money to buy cars, not that they want to help the environment.
Can you spare 2 minutes need people to answer a survey on transport for my dissertation please can you help?
I need people to answer a survey on transport for my dissertation. Please take a few minutes to participate in my survey on the link below:
Can any ship take 1000 billion people at a time?
1000 billion?? or 1000 people? i don't think 1000 billion people live in this world. how can a passenger ship take 1000 billion people? NO.
