Mr. White can travel for 6 hours while taking 3 breaks of 10 minutes each. If he travels for 36 hours, how many breaks did he take?

We know that Mr. White takes three 10-minutes breaks every 6 hours.
If he travels for 36 hours, he will have 18 breaks. It's because 36 hours is 6 times 6 hours and 6 * 3 = 18.
We can also calculate that 18 10-minutes breaks is 180 minutes of breaks overall. It means that when travelling for 36 hours, Mr. White will have 3 hours of breaks.

Answered by SlowZasob | 2024-06-10

Mr. White would take 18 breaks if he travels for 36 hours, as he takes 3 breaks every 6 hours. ;

Answered by ritakannojiya1 | 2024-06-24

Mr. White took a total of 18 breaks during his 36 hours of travel. This is calculated based on having 6 intervals of 6 hours each, where he takes 3 breaks per interval. Thus, 6 intervals multiplied by 3 breaks equals 18 breaks in total.
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Answered by SlowZasob | 2024-10-01