A lighting company is installing lights in an office. They want to install 532 lights. If they break it up into 14 equal rows of lights, how many lights would be in each row?

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Emilie Bauer

16 November, 01:52

A lighting company is installing lights in an office. They want to install 532 lights. If they break it up into 14 equal rows of lights, how many lights would be in each row?

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Jayson Diaz · Answer 1

38 lights in each row

Step-by-step explanation:

The lighting company want to install 532 lights.

They want to break it up into 14 equal rows of lights.

To get the number of lights in each row, we simply divide the total number of lights by the number of rows:

N = 532 / 14 = 38 lights per row

There would be 38 lights in each row.