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The school van can carry twelve passengers at a time. What is the least number of trips the van must make in order to bring 125 passengers to the same location? PLEASE HELPPP

The school van can carry twelve passengers at a time. What is the least number of trips the van must make in order to bring 125 passengers to the same location? PLEASE HELPPP
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The school van can carry twelve passengers at a time. What is the least number of trips the van must make in order to bring 125 passengers to the same location? PLEASE HELPPP

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Answer: 11

Explanation:

125 passengers ÷ 12 passengers/trip = 10.4 trips

Round UP to make sure every passenger arrives → 11 trips

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