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Leviafan [203]
3 years ago
12

Kelso is in charge of a bake sale. On each table, t, there will be a platter of 24 cookies and 2 bowls of brownies with b browni

es inside. Kelso needs an additional 150 cookies to replace what he sells. This situation can be written as the following expression: 24t + (2b)t + 150 How many total sweets are there if there are 7 tables and 12 brownies in each bowl?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alecsey [184]3 years ago
4 0
<span>Let’s analyze the given situation:
Kelso is on a bake sale.
He needs 24 cookies per table
He also need 2 bowls of brownies per table. In where there are 12 brownies per bowl.
Thus, in every table there are also 24 brownies.
He has 7 tables.

=> 7t (24cookies + 2bowls (12brownies)) + 150 cookies
=> 7(24 + 24) + 150
=> Multiply 7 by 2 24s.
=> 168 + 168 + 150
=> 486
Therefore, Kelso have 318 cookies all in all and 168 pieces brownies or 14 bowls of brownies.



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