Answer:
8 packs of bottled water and 14 packs of candy bars
Step-by-step explanation:
Provided,
Each pack of water bottles = 35 bottles
Each pack of candy = 20 candy
Since quantity of candy in each pack is small than quantity of water bottle in each pack, in order to have same quantity in numbers of both bottles and candies,
Purchase quantity of candy packs shall be more than the pack of water bottles.
Further, with this option 1 and 2 are not valid as candy packs are same or less than packs of water bottle.
In option 3 and 4, option 3 have smaller quantities as provided manager bought the least possible quantity.
Accordingly
Option 3
8 packs of water bottle = 
14 packs of candy = 
Since the quantities of water bottles and candies are same this is an opt answer.
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
I think below is your full question:
<em>Erin and Dan went shopping at their local store. Erin bought shirts that cost $12 each and spent $18 on accessories. Dan bought the same number of shirts as Erin for $16 each and spent $10 on accessories.
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<em>If Erin and Dan were billed the same amount by the store, how many shirts did each of them buy?</em>
Here is my answer
Let x is number of shirts
Person COST
ERIN 12x+18
DAN 16x+10
Equally Billed 12x+18=16x+10 <=> x = 2
so each of them buy 2 shirts
Answer:
I think it could be D
Step-by-step explanation:
Because if you move point K up a little they will be congruent , I’m not 100% sure tho
For company a it would be at the 8th hour and they would be 210 and for company b it would be at the 7th hour
Answer:2<x<6
Step-by-step explanation:
Solve for x
