9hrs on sleep
6hrs on school
1.6 hrs on job
2.4 hrs on homework
1.92 hrs on meals
4.08hrs on entertainment
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
You must find the least common multiple of their schedules.
The numbers 3 and 2 are their own prime factors, so the least common multiple of 3 and 2 is 6.
Six weekends must pass until they can both have someone over on the same night.
The number line below shows that the first time their sleepovers coincide is Week 6.
Answer:$2800
Step-by-step explanation: Lets first figure out how much money a box of candy bars is worth. We know that each candy bar is worth $5 and that there are 7 candy bars per box. We can multiply 7*5 to figure out that each box is worth $35.
Now lets figure out how many boxes can be sold each day. Each student can sell two boxes a day. 5 students selling 2 boxes each is 5*2= 10 boxes total sold a day.
Now finally we use what we found to figure out the amount of money made per day. We know that there are 10 boxes being sold and that each box makes them $35. We just multiply 10 boxes by $35 to get $350 dollars each day.
Since they sell for 8 days we just multiply 8*$350 to get $2800.