Mathematics, 19.10.2020 14:01 talannajanis

BWI Airport is building a new parking lot. The parking lot will need to fit 1350 cars. A typical row of parking spaces has 30 spaces. How many rows have to be built to hold 1350 cars? Rather than build rows that fit 30 cars, the airport is requesting rows that fit 50 cars. How many fewer rows are needed if the rows fit 50 card?

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