The total length of a beach is 13.2 kilometers. If lifeguards are stationed every 0.6 kilometers, including one at the end of the beach, how many lifeguards will there be on the beach?

22 including one at the end of the beach

Step-by-step explanation:

Total length of the beach = 13.2 kilometers

If lifeguards are stationed every 0.6 kilometers, INCLUDING one at the end of the beach

Number of lifeguards in the beach = Total length of the beach / distance interval of each lifeguards

= 13.2 kilometers / 0.6 kilometers

= 22

Number of lifeguards in the beach = 22 including one at the end of the beach

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