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how many students are there
how

how many plums are there?
ilang sirwelas ang nandiyan?

how many occupants are there in the house?
number of occoupants per household

how many referees are there in a soccer game?
ilang referee ang nasa isang laro ng soccer?

how many wages are there for you?
ilan sahod bigayan diyan sa inyo

we are there in private
dun tayo

how many years have you lived there in america
kelan kapa naninirahan sa chicago

who all are there in your family
ang family ko at mahirap lang apat kaming magkakapatid isa ang lalaki namin pangatlo ako

how many possible outcomes are there when 3 dice are tossed ?
gaano karaming mga posibleng kinalabasan sre doon kapag 3 dice ay itinapon?

how much more points are there in the greatest and the least points in basketball?
isa pang point guard tagalog magsalita ng basketball

don't think how many moments are there inh life just think how much life is there is a moment
hindi mo ba naisip kung ilang sandali ay may lamang sa tingin inh buhay kung magkano

so we can easily clear the unknown x in the usual way, through crossed multiplication: 265 * x = 5 300 000 * 1 x = 5 300 000 / 265 = 20 000 hospital beds in finland for germany, we follow the same procedure, using its data from the table: if 101 inhabitants have 1 hospital bed, then 82.2 million inhabitants will have x hospital beds. 101 82 200 000 101* x = 82 200 000 * 1 x = 82 200 000 / 101 = 813 861 hospital beds in germany finally, we can compare this amount with the value for finland to answer the question 'how many times more hospital beds were there in germany than in finland'. as we already know, to obtain the relation or ratio between two values, we use the division. in this case: 813 861 / 20 000 of course you could use the calculator again and get the exact result (40.69) that is very close to only one of the answer options, being this, therefore, the right one: a) 40 times. but, before doing that, you could also have a look at the other options, which are really far apart, so it would be faster here to use approximate values: 813 861 is close to 800 000, and 20 000 is already a "round" value. 35
therefore, we can black out the two rows and one column containing the data that we do not need, in the following way: data on hospitals in various eu countries, 2002 country number of total population inhabitants per one hospital bed (million persons) finland 265 5.3 germany 101 82.2 note that, as we explained in our previous book, it is frequent that epso numerical tests provide you with more information than you really need (obviously a pitfall), to check if you are able to select the right data. so applying this technique will be very useful to you to avoid potential mistakes with the data collected. now, we should calculate the number of hospital beds in germany and in finland, to be able to compare both values. for finland, we see that there are 265 inhabitants per 1 hospital bed. how many hospital beds will there be for the whole population (of 5.3 million)? as you will have guessed (after practising a lot with our first book!), we simply have to use the rule of three here: if 265 inhabitants have 1 hospital bed, then 5.3 million inhabitants will have x hospital beds. 265 5 300 000 x 34