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Mathematics, 04.01.2021 20:40 mariah10455

(PLEASE HELP)An elevator car in a skyscraper can hold at most 15 people. For safety reasons, each car can carry a maximum of 1,500kg. On average, an adult weighs 70kg and a child weighs 25 kg. Assume that each
person carries 4kg of gear with them.


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