Ask a New Question

Question

Karin and Tim are shelving books at a public library. Karin shelves 3 books at a time, whereas Tim shelves 6 at a time. If they end up shelving the same number of books, what is the smallest number of books each could have shelved?
6 years ago

Answers

PsyDAG
The total needs to have both 3 and 6 as factors, 3*4 = 2*6 = 12
6 years ago

Related Questions

Karin biked at 13 mph for a time but got a flat tire. She then walked at 5 mph. She traveled a total... Karin was practicing her free throws. During one practice period she made 48 baskets and missed 12.... Karin spent Ksh (shillings). 380 to buy 10 books and 3 pencils. Her sister Margaret used Ksh 195 to... Karin observed that the water level in the part of the river she observed fell 1.6 millimeters per y... Jasmin has a shelving unit that has 3 surfaces that are scalene trinagles. She wants to put shelf p... When shelving a medical record, the recommended type of shelving is: a. Foredge shelving b. With i... A flip book or flick book is a book with a series of pictures that vary gradually from one page to t... Karin uses a probability simulator to pull colored pencils from a bag 60 times and to flip a coin 60... Write a book talk on the book the reshifting web by Arthur Sze make it follow this rubric Creativ... Cindy is building a shelving unit to hold all of her shoes. A pair of work shoes takes up 2 square f...
Ask a New Question
Archives Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms of Use