How to Determine the Minimum Number of Buses Needed Based on Arrival Times?

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How to calculate minimum number of buses that have to be used if I know arrival times in a bus stop?
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How to calculate minimum number of buses that have to be used if I know arrival times in a bus stop?
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Is this a homework question? If so it should be posted in the homework forum. In any case, you need to show an attempt at a solution. You also need to provide more details.
 
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