Answer:
I believe it would be 86 cups left of milk.
Step-by-step explanation:
8 gallons= 128 cups of milk
3 quarts= 12 cups
Plus the 1 cup of milk he had equals 141 of milk in total
Now the customer wants 2 gallons (32 cups of milk), 5 quarts ( 20 cups), and 3 cups which is 55 cups of milk.
Now we minus what the customer bought from what the shop keeper had so:
55-141=86
Exponential laws
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so
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Answer:
81,900 units of Product A
Step-by-step explanation:
Product C: 39,000
Product B: [39,000 - (39000 x .40)] = 39,000 - 15,600 → 23,400
Product A: 23,400 x 3.5 = 81,900
