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Each Ferris wheel ride can seat 40 people. The Ferris wheel gives 6 rides each hour. What is the greatest number of people that can ride the Ferris wheel in an hour?
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Each Ferris wheel ride can seat 40 people. The Ferris wheel gives 6 rides each hour. What is the greatest number of people that can ride the Ferris wheel in an hour?
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Each Ferris wheel ride can seat 40 people. The Ferris wheel gives 6 rides each hour. What is the greatest number of people that can ride the Ferris wheel in an hour?
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240 people because 40•6 is 240
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