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If there are 7 girls on a bus Each girl has 7 backpacks Each backpack has 7 Big cats Each Big cat has 7 little cats How many legs total are on the Bus?
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Ther are 7 girls in a bus Each girl is carrying 7 backpacks Each backpack has 7 big cats For each big cat there are 7 little cats How many legs are in the bus?
33222....i think..please tell me if its right! you are wrong I got 10992 7 girls + bus driver = 16 legs, 1 backpack has 56 cats in total (49 small cats and the 7 large cats) there are 49 backpacks in total.. so (56 x 49 = 2744) - Then to find out how many legs... (2744 x 4 = 10976) And add the other 16 legs (7 girls + bus driver) so... 10976 + 16 = 10992!! Tah-dahh - xxDDxx
There are seven girls on the bus each girl has 7 backpacks in each backpack there are 7 large cats for each large cat there ar 7 small cats how many legs are on the bus?
10990 I got 10992 7 girls + bus driver = 16 legs, 1 backpack has 56 cats in total (49 small cats and the 7 large cats) there are 49 backpacks in total.. so (56 x 49 = 2744) - Then to find out how many legs... (2744 x 4 = 10976) And add the other 16 legs (7 girls + bus driver) so... 10976 + 16 = 10992!! Tah-dahh - xxDDxx
There are 7 girls on a bus. Each girl has 7 backpacks and in each backpack there are 7 big cats. For every big cat there are 7 little cats. How many legs are there in the bus?
None, buses have wheels. the answer is 11,970 legs on the bus !!! the answer is 11,970 legs on the bus !!! the answer is 10304 legs the answer is 14 legs the answer is 9618 Legs the answer is 70 the answer is 10304 The answer is 1472 ? the answer is 0 legs on the bus !! _______ Alright. To work this out, it helped me to work backwards. Let's start with how many legs there are in total from the little cats. Per big cat would be 28 (4 legs*7 cats=28 legs). Per backpack you would have to multiply it by 7 more (for each backpack, so 28 times 7 equals 196). Now each girl has 7 backpacks, so you multiply it by 7 (196*7=1372). Then per girl would be 1372 times 7 equals 9604, which is the total number of SMALL cat legs on the bus. Then, to find out the number of big cats, we would work the same way: 4*7=28 for each backpack 28*7=196 for each girl 196*7=1372 Total BIG cat legs Next, we'd have to find the number of girl's legs. 7*2=14. Add it up: 9604+1372+14=10,990 There you are. 10,990 is the total number of legs. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I got 10,990 legs, and here is the system I used. There are 7 girls, each girl with 7 backpacks, leaving you with 49 back packs. For each backpack, there are 7 big cats, leaving you with 343 big cats. (49*7). For each big cat, there are 7 little cats, leaving you with 2401 little cats. (343*7) Now add the girls, big cats, and little cats, and you get 2751. (7+343+2401) Now take 7 (girls) out and multiply that by 2, and you get 14 legs. As for the remaining number (2744), multiply that by 4, and you get 10,976 legs. Now add the girl legs and the cat legs together and you get a total of 10,990, same as the one above me, only a different, maybe easier equation.
How many legs are on the bus if there are 7 girls and each girl has 7 backpacks with 7 big cats and each big cat has 7 little cats?
That sounds a bit like the old riddle "I met a man on the way to St. Ives", but assuming it isn't a riddle with no trick answer such as 'the bus doesn't have legs it has wheels' and assuming all living creatures involved have their standard compliment of legs (girls have two legs, cats have four and of course backpacks have none):7 girls x 2 legs each = 147 big cats x 4 legs each = 287 small cats for each big cat (7x7 = 49) x 4 = 196which all gives a grand total of 14+28+196 = 238Actually, you forgot to multiply the seven big cats by each backpack and for 7 girls. Answer is 10990 legs in the bus.But if you meant ON THE ACTUAL BUS, there are NO legs ON a bus.
If there are 5 girls on a bus each girl has 5 backpacks in each backpack there are 5 cats for each cat there are 5 kittens how many legs are on the bus?
The riddle answer is NONE : buses don't have legs, they have wheels.MathThe total number of (girl) legs is 10, and the total number of cat legs is (125 cats + 625 kittens) x 4 = 3000 kitty legs. So not counting the bus driver, there are 3010. Counting the bus driver, there are 3012 legs.
Ther are 7 girls in a bus Each girl is carrying 7 backpacks Each backpack has 7 big cats For each big cat there are 7 little cats How many legs are in the bus?
33222....i think..please tell me if its right! you are wrong I got 10992 7 girls + bus driver = 16 legs, 1 backpack has 56 cats in total (49 small cats and the 7 large cats) there are 49 backpacks in total.. so (56 x 49 = 2744) - Then to find out how many legs... (2744 x 4 = 10976) And add the other 16 legs (7 girls + bus driver) so... 10976 + 16 = 10992!! Tah-dahh - xxDDxx
There are seven girls on the bus each girl has 7 backpacks in each backpack there are 7 large cats for each large cat there ar 7 small cats how many legs are on the bus?
10990 I got 10992 7 girls + bus driver = 16 legs, 1 backpack has 56 cats in total (49 small cats and the 7 large cats) there are 49 backpacks in total.. so (56 x 49 = 2744) - Then to find out how many legs... (2744 x 4 = 10976) And add the other 16 legs (7 girls + bus driver) so... 10976 + 16 = 10992!! Tah-dahh - xxDDxx
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There are 7 girls on a bus. Each girl has 7 backpacks and in each backpack there are 7 big cats. For every big cat there are 7 little cats. How many legs are there in the bus?
None, buses have wheels. the answer is 11,970 legs on the bus !!! the answer is 11,970 legs on the bus !!! the answer is 10304 legs the answer is 14 legs the answer is 9618 Legs the answer is 70 the answer is 10304 The answer is 1472 ? the answer is 0 legs on the bus !! _______ Alright. To work this out, it helped me to work backwards. Let's start with how many legs there are in total from the little cats. Per big cat would be 28 (4 legs*7 cats=28 legs). Per backpack you would have to multiply it by 7 more (for each backpack, so 28 times 7 equals 196). Now each girl has 7 backpacks, so you multiply it by 7 (196*7=1372). Then per girl would be 1372 times 7 equals 9604, which is the total number of SMALL cat legs on the bus. Then, to find out the number of big cats, we would work the same way: 4*7=28 for each backpack 28*7=196 for each girl 196*7=1372 Total BIG cat legs Next, we'd have to find the number of girl's legs. 7*2=14. Add it up: 9604+1372+14=10,990 There you are. 10,990 is the total number of legs. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I got 10,990 legs, and here is the system I used. There are 7 girls, each girl with 7 backpacks, leaving you with 49 back packs. For each backpack, there are 7 big cats, leaving you with 343 big cats. (49*7). For each big cat, there are 7 little cats, leaving you with 2401 little cats. (343*7) Now add the girls, big cats, and little cats, and you get 2751. (7+343+2401) Now take 7 (girls) out and multiply that by 2, and you get 14 legs. As for the remaining number (2744), multiply that by 4, and you get 10,976 legs. Now add the girl legs and the cat legs together and you get a total of 10,990, same as the one above me, only a different, maybe easier equation.
How many legs are on the bus if there are 7 girls and each girl has 7 backpacks with 7 big cats and each big cat has 7 little cats?
That sounds a bit like the old riddle "I met a man on the way to St. Ives", but assuming it isn't a riddle with no trick answer such as 'the bus doesn't have legs it has wheels' and assuming all living creatures involved have their standard compliment of legs (girls have two legs, cats have four and of course backpacks have none):7 girls x 2 legs each = 147 big cats x 4 legs each = 287 small cats for each big cat (7x7 = 49) x 4 = 196which all gives a grand total of 14+28+196 = 238Actually, you forgot to multiply the seven big cats by each backpack and for 7 girls. Answer is 10990 legs in the bus.But if you meant ON THE ACTUAL BUS, there are NO legs ON a bus.
If there are 5 girls on a bus each girl has 5 backpacks in each backpack there are 5 cats for each cat there are 5 kittens how many legs are on the bus?
The riddle answer is NONE : buses don't have legs, they have wheels.MathThe total number of (girl) legs is 10, and the total number of cat legs is (125 cats + 625 kittens) x 4 = 3000 kitty legs. So not counting the bus driver, there are 3010. Counting the bus driver, there are 3012 legs.
There are 7 girls - Each girl has 7 backpack - Each backpack has 7 big cats - Each big cat has 7 little small cats each cat has 4 legs?
7 girls = 14 girl legs7 x 7 x 7 big cats = 343 big cats = 1,372 big-cat legs7 x 7 x 7 x 7 small cats = 2,401 small cats = 9,604 small-cat legs14 + 1,372 + 9,604 = 10,990 total legs
What is the percent of girls if there are a total of 300 students and 200 are girls?
662/3% is.
There are seven girls on the bus each girl has 7 backpacks in each backpack there are 7 large cats and 7 kittens how many legs are there on the bus?
Assuming that each large cat and each kitten have four legs, and that each girl has two legs, and that the girls and cats mentioned in the problem are the only legged beings on the bus, there are fourteen(14) girl legs, one thousand three-hundred seventy-two(1,372) large cat legs, and one thousand three-hundred seventy-two(1,372) kitten legs.This means that there are two thousand seven-hundred forty-four(2,744) feline legs and fourteen human legs, resulting in a grand total of two thousand seven-hundred fifty-eight(2,758) legs.But of course, one could also say that there are no legs on the bus, because buses only have wheels.There is also another answer if part of this question was left out. Usually, the question says, "...in each backpack there are seven big cats and seven little cats for each big cat..."If this is what you meant, question asker, the answer is 10,990. If not, then ignore all of this!
How many girls are in a classroom if there is a total of 2727 students and the ratio of girls to boys is 55 to 44?
1515 girls
In a class there are 18 boys and 7 girls What fraction of the class are girls?
Divide the number of girls by the total number of children (boys + girls).
What fraction of 12 girls and 15 boys are girls?
The total is 12+15 = 27. Therefore the girls represent 12/27 of the total. You can simplify the fraction if you so wish.
