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21 January, 13:38

You are in a line at the bank drive-through and 3 cars are in front of you. You estimate that the clerk is taking about six minutes per car to serve. How long do you expect to wait in line?

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  1. 21 January, 17:05
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    I will wait in line for about 18 minutes

    Explanation:

    If I am in a line at a bank drive through and 3 cars are in front of me and the clerk is taking about 6 minutes per car to serve, the number of minutes I should expect to wait in line can be computed as follows:

    Since the clerk uses 6 minutes to serve a single car, their are 3 cars before me. This means the clerk will serve those 3 cars before me. Mathematically,

    if 1 car uses 6 minutes

    3 car will use? minutes

    cross multiply

    3 * 6

    3 * 6 = 18 minutes

    I will wait in line for about 18 minutes
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