A hotel has 80 rooms & needs to fit 120 guests, how many rooms should be double and how many single?
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2x+80-x=120\nx=40 double \n80-x=40 single.
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how many balls do u have to bring?
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There were 130 in mine.  The neighboring four dorms had 80 each.
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1 story is approximately 10 feet, so using proportions there would be 100 stories in 1,000 feet. (1:10 is proportionate to 100:1000)
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Moderate is such a vague term.  A good option is to actually go down to a hotel that you like and that's the right size for you.  Ask to talk to a manager or someone a little higher than the front desk.  If they're not too busy, ask them for the information that you need and you may get some helpful information.
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I'd set it up like this...\n36      80\n--   =  --\n n      100\n\ncross multiply and solve for n
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You should have everything in writing clearly stating everything. The rules are up to you. \n\nOvernight guests?\nParking?\nUse of common areas?\npets?\nlate rent?\nreturned check fees?\ncleanliness......the list could go on and on depending on how picky you are.
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It depends on the individual.The average is 75 but could be as much as 120.
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Ask the room(1) guest to move to room(2), room(2) guest to move to room(3), room(3) guest to move to room(4), ....., in general move room(n) guest to move to room(n+1), ....\n\nAsk the new guy to stay in room(1).
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Usually you will have to sign a contract of some sort with the hotel.  It would cover any damages or anything of that sort.  Only some who is 18 can enter into a legal contract which would limit you to being 18 before you can get a hotel room.\n\nSome hotels will have even greater age restrictions.
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The number of balls that can fit is determined by the volume of the room divided by the volume of the balls to give the number that can fit.  Well, the volume of a room is length * width * height : 13*13*8 = 1352 ft. ^ 3 (We'll leave it in feet for now).  The volume of the ball (a sphere) is 4/3 * pi * radius ^ 3: 4/3 * pi * 2 ^ 3 = 33.5 cm ^ 3.  Now we have to convert (feet to centimeters is easier).  In the website that I used I plugged in 1352 feet ^ 3 and I got 38284381.2 cm ^ 3. Dividing that by 33.5 gives approximately 1,142,816 balls (a LOT of balls!)
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Multiply the area of the floor by the height of the room, so 10*12.5 * 7 = ?
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Short answer: Two at a time.\n\nLOL. j/k...
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Hosteller. You could also use  hotelier, hotelkeeper, hotel manager, hotelman(although I've never heard that last one before). Hope that helps!
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You can take the average of the two (88.2 + 50) / 2 and get 69.1.  Given the information presented, this is your best answer.\n\nUnfortunately, this answer is not likely correct.  If the indoor units and outdoor units are the same size, this is true.  But let's say the outdoor unit has a capacity of 100 and the indoor unit has a capacity of 500.  You're certainly not 69% full, as there is lots of room for growth left.  \n\nWhat you really need here is a weighted average.  If we take my numbers, 100 and 500, determine each's weight as a percentage of the total: 100/600 and 500/600, and multiply these by the percentages:\n\nIndoors: (500/600) * .50 = .49 weighted\nOutdoors: (100/600) * .882 = .017 weighted\n\nAdd these weighted averages together and you'll get a more accurate representation of how full you are.  By my numbers, still 56% capacity instead of 69%.
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12 x 16, that will equal square feet (192)\njust measure length times width to calculate square footage
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Ask your local fire deparment. Each room is different dependent upon square footage and floor reinforcement.