To calculate the mean fraction of occupied seats when kids are seated with at least one empty seat between them, it's essential to clarify the total number of seats and the seating arrangement. The mean fraction is determined by the ratio of occupied seats to total seats, which varies based on the number of empty seats allowed between kids. If there are limited seats, the calculation will depend on the number of students and the arrangement of empty seats. If seats are unlimited, a probability distribution is needed to assess how many seats remain between kids. Ultimately, if all seats are filled, the mean fraction of occupied seats approaches one.