Question

What information is missing but is needed to solve this problem?

A parking structure has three levels. There are 47 cars on the first level and 61 cars on the third level. How many cars are on the second level?

A.
the average number of cars on the first and third levels

B.
the total number of cars on all three levels

C.
the total number of cars on the first and third levels

D.
the difference between the number of cars on the first and third levels

Answer 1

@MSxSammiBooxX

Answer 2

I would say B

Answer 3

What do you think??

Answer 4

Is it A

Answer 5

You are trying to find out the # of cars on the second level, and you have the # of cars on the 1st and 2rd, but you don't have the # cars in total

Answer 6

I been thinking either A C, B

Answer 7

Correct =)

Answer 8

Wait, incorrect

Answer 9

But then Its not C

Answer 10

Sorry read the wrong thing

Answer 11

B

Answer 12

think about it....if you know the total number of cars on all 3 levels....and you subtract the cars on level 1 and level 3, then you would end up with the number of cars on level 2

Answer 13

Well, would the average # of cars on the 1st and third help finding anything about the 2nd level

Answer 14

Yes, it's B

Answer 15

Its B