Answer: 7 crayons
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve we first must find the total number of crayons available by adding up how many crayons are in each container.
56+12+96 = 160 crayons total
Next we take this number and divide it by 22 (the number of students in the class) to determine how many crayon each student gets
160 crayons/22 students = 7.272727 crayons per student
However, it's important to note that this number is not a whole number. We must then round down to the nearest whole number because students aren't given fractions of crayons.
7.272727 ==> 7 crayons per student
Answer:
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You have to line them up for example 1 is in a straight line and so is 3 and 5 you can choose between 3 and five but what about the middle 4.
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Answer:
28 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
We have a total of 5 boxes, now we know that each box weighs 9 pounds, therefore:
Total weight = 5 * 9 = 45 pounds
Which means there are 45 pounds in total.
We are told that the limit is exceeded by 17 pounds. To find the limit weight, it is necessary to subtract the total weight and the excess:
45-17 = 28 pounds
Therefore, the maximum weight allowed per shipment is 28 pounds.
