Answer:
800 flyersOn Earth day, a local community wants to distribute 800 flyers, 300 banners, and 250 badges to volunteers in packets containing the three items. What is the greatest number of packets that can be made using all these items if each type of item is equally distributed among the packets?
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Answer:
<em>793 food hampers were distributed</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to find how many food hampers were distributed in a typical week, knowing that
- 200 hampers were distributed on Mondays
40 fewer hampers were distributed on Tuesdays than on Mondays, thus:
- 160 hampers were distributed on Tuesdays
on Wednesdays, the volume is 1.3 times Tuesday’s volume, thus 160*1.3=
- 208 hampers were distributed on Wednesdays
on Thursdays the number of hampers distributed was 3/4 of Monday’s volume, thus 3/4*200=
- 150 hampers were distributed on Thursdays
on Fridays, 50% of Thursday’s volume was distributed, therefore 50%*150=
- 75 hampers were distributed on Fridays
The total number of food hampers distributed in the week is
200+160+208+150+75=793
793 food hampers were distributed
Okay so
#1
4 for 5 would mean each single M&M is 1.25 (5/4)
9 for 25 would mean each single M&M is about 2.78 (25/9)
4 for 5 is the better deal
#2
10 for 35 is 3.50 each (35/10)
12 for 40 is about 3.34 each (40/12)
#3
85 divided by four is 21.25 meaning you'd spend about 22 cents each
the hardware store has a better deal seeing as 19 cents each is cheaper
#4
so 13 divided by 1.4 is about 9.3 so Raisin Bran has less sugar per ounce of cereal
X^2+20x+10 that's the answer
