There are 138 people seated at a table in a banquet hall. Each table can seat 12 people. All the tables are full except one. How many full tables are there.
There are 11 full tables, because when you divide 138 by 12 you get 11 remainder 6. So there is 11, because 12 people are at 11 tables and 6 at one!
Answer:
11 full tables.
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 138 people seated at a table in a banquet hall.
Each table can seat 12 people.
At one table there are seated = 12 people
138 people seated at the tables = \(\frac{138}{12}\)
= 11.5 tables.
There are 11 full tables and one has only 6 people.