There are 378 million children who probably believe in Santa Claus. but some have been naughty so they don't get presents. however, once all the math is done Santa still has to stop in 91.8 million homes. how many stops per minute will Santa need to make in order to finish his rounds?

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Gabriella

Mathematics

13 April, 18:14

There are 378 million children who probably believe in Santa Claus. but some have been naughty so they don't get presents. however, once all the math is done Santa still has to stop in 91.8 million homes. how many stops per minute will Santa need to make in order to finish his rounds?

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Patience Blanchard · Answer 1

Depends on how much time he has

if he travels against the rotation of the earth, he has more time

the answer would be number of stops/time (minutes)

number of stops=91.8million

if we were to assume he did it at night (from 6 to 6) disregarding complecations like roration and bathroom breaks, 12 hours=720 minues

91.8million/720=127500 stops per minute