A Ship is carrying passenger this 2/3 of it's full Capacity, What is the capacity of the Ship?

Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-06-26 13:49:59

Social Science

12 answers

Anonymous

no
Anonymous

I'm sorry, but your question is not at all clear. Is the ship carrying ONE passenger, or more than one?
Anonymous

the ships capacity is 100% . If it's only carrying two thirds of that,.......then it's only at 66.66 capacity.
Anonymous

To vague to answer.
Anonymous

You have a passenger and it is 2/3 full. You have 1/3 left, that's half another passenger. So capacity is 1.5 passengers.
Anonymous

To get the full capacity multiply the 2/3 capacity by 3/2 full capacity = (3/2) * (2/3 of full capacity)
Anonymous

That depends on how many passengers there are which has not been given but its full capacity will be 1/3 plus 2/3.
Anonymous

3/3
Anonymous

1/3 more than it 2/3
Anonymous

Insufficient data to answer.
Anonymous

3/3.
Anonymous

Not enough information to know, unless you want an answer like "50 percent more than it's current amount of passengers"