How many pallet positions are needed to store 6500 cartons?

Question:

If a company has 6500 cartons to store on pallets, each pallet takes 30 cartons, and the cartons are stored four high, how many pallet positions are needed?

Answer:

The company needs 217 pallet positions to store 6500 cartons.

To calculate the number of pallet positions needed, we divide the total number of cartons by the number of cartons per pallet. In this case, we have 6500 cartons and each pallet can hold 30 cartons.

Number of pallet positions = Total number of cartons / Number of cartons per pallet

Number of pallet positions = 6500 / 30

Using long division, we find that 6500 divided by 30 is equal to 216 with a remainder of 20. Since each pallet can hold 30 cartons, we need 216 full pallets. However, we have 20 remaining cartons that cannot fill a complete pallet. Therefore, we need an additional pallet position to store these remaining cartons.

So, the total number of pallet positions needed is 217.

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