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nikklg [1K]
3 years ago
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In 2 hrs, Whitney can make 4 dozen cookies or 2 peach tarts. Her friend, Amy, can make 7 dozen cookies or 1 peach tart.

Business
1 answer:
bogdanovich [222]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: 4 dozen cookies and 1 peach tart

Explanation:

Whitney can make:

4 dozen cookies or 2 peach tarts in 2 hours

Amy can make:

7 dozen cookies or 1 peach tart in 2 hours

Here, we assume that there is only 2 hours of production

Cookies:

If Whitney specialize in cookies and there is no production of tart but only the production of cookies by Whitney, then,

Total production of cookies = 4 dozen cookies

Tart:

If Amy specialize in peach tart and there is no production of cookies but only the production of peach tart by Amy, then,

Total production of peach tart =  1 peach tart

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