Add all the books and divide by 4: 18 + 19 + 24 + 23 = 84; 84 divided by 4 = 21 books per stack
I would say 77 because if there are 77 books, you could put each different book in a different place 77 times.
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(3 + 1.4 + 1.4) x 8 = 46.4
Total number of books=3042 Sum of the terms of the ratio=1+3+5=9 Number of books to the first library=1/9*3042 =338 Number of books to the second library=3/9*3042=1014 Number of books to the third library=5/9*3042=15210 Hence, the first library will get 338, the second library will get 1014 and the third library will get 15210 books.
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To stack 57 books with the same number in each stack, you can create stacks of 19 books each. This way, you will have three stacks of 19 books each, totaling 57 books.
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seven books in each stack one book open on top of the stacks so it would make both stacks evenly have seven and one-half books
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Consider the situation that you have a shelf with 10 compartments and you have to place 11 books in it with each book occupying a compartment. You can only place 10 books in the shelf and for placing the 11th book, you need to find another shelf. Similarly multiple stack in data structure refers to the usage of more than one stack to store data. The same stack can be divided into two: one proceeding from 0 to max whereas the other proceeding from max to 0. When both stacks meets together, the stacks are full.
u stack 2 next to each other and put one on top
Stacks are often implemented using the same node structure as a linked list.
One hundred times the number of bills in the stack. Banks normally wrap bills in roughly half inch-high stacks of 100 bills each. Assuming that this is the size stack you are referring to, then there would be $100 x 100 = $10,000 in such a stack.
if the question allows you to use a scale once, use it in one of 2 ways. 1. Put all stacks of coins on the scale and remove 1 stack at a time, when the weight reaches the the correct amount for the number of stacks are on the scale then then counterfeit has been removed. 2. take 1 coin from stack 1, 2 coins from stack 2, etc. when looking at the numbers if each coin weights, lets say, 1 ounce, and stack 3 is the problem, the scale will read 3 ounces too many. If you can't use a scale, then sorry, your out of luck.
You don't really need an equation. You just divide the total amount (68 pounds) by how many groups it's separated into (4 stacks). 68/4=17 pounds per stack.
If you are talking stack of $100 bills then each stack is $10,000 and you would have 100 stacks. Each $100 stack would be about 4x6x1/2 inches and weight about 3.5 ounces. So 100 $10,000 stacks would weight about 22 pounds also it would have a volume of about 1 cubic foot. So you could definitely stuff it into a medium size suitcase or a large duffel bag or even a book bag. If necessary.
That's going tlo depend on how many coins you want in each stack. Was there something else along with the question that you're not telling us ?