Posted by Alexander on Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at 7:31am.
a)
(10y-4y)*4 + (20y-3y)*2 + (18-15)*4
= 24y+34y+12
= 58y + 12 wheels remaining
b) 58*21+12 = 1230
an extra 15% of seating is needed.
15% of 25460 = 3819
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