2 lb in each package
There are 3 types of nuts they all have 9 1/3 pounds in them. multiply 3 by 9 /13 to find out how many pounds of nuts there is. 3×9 1/3 That is 28 pounds. Now divide the 28 pounds of nuts into the 14 packages. 28 ÷ 14 There is 2 pounds of nuts in each package.
Answer:
One variable equation that is (4800/x) represents percentage of Emily's dinner fat intake compared to total daily allowance of x gram.
Step-by-step explanation:
lets assume the variable for total daily allowance
lets say total daily allowance of fat = x grams
Fat consumed at dinner = 48 grams
Fat consumed at dinner in percentage = (Fat consumed at dinner/total daily allowance of fat) × 100
= (48 grams/x grams)×100=(4800/x)%
so (4800/x)%
So one variable equation that is (4800/x) represents percentage of Emily's dinner fat intake compared to total daily allowance of x gram.
lets take one example
lets says total daily allowance of fat for Emily = 100gm
so from derived equation that is 4800/x , we can get required percentage by putting x = total daily allowance of fat = 100gm
=4800/100 = 48%.
you can change value of variable x according to total daily allowance and get the required dinner intake percentage by equation 4800/x.
The answer is the second choice. Hope that was helpful
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