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If $702$ persons are sitted in $27$ buses, then find the number of persons sitted in one bus.

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In $27$ buses, persons sitted $= 702$
In $1$ bus, persons sitted $= \frac{702}{27}$ (By unitary method)
$= 26$ .

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