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GenaCL600 [577]
3 years ago
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Juan bought a box of laundry soap that weighed 15.6 pounds. One 0.15-pound scoop of soap is enough to wash a regular load of lau

ndry, but 2 scoops are needed to wash heavy work clothes. How many pounds of soap are left after Juan washes 8 regular loads and 5 heavy loads of laundry?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alecsey [184]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Quantity of soap left after Juan washes 8 regular loads and 5 heavy loads of laundry =12.9 pounds.

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of scoop of soap used to wash a regular load of laundry = One 0.15 pound scoop

Number of scoops of soap used to wash heavy work clothes = Two 0.15 pound scoops

As Juan washes 8 regular loads and 5 heavy loads of laundry,

Total quantity of soap used = 8(0.15)+5(2)(0.15)=1.2+1.5=2.7 pounds

As a box of laundry soap weighed 15.6 pounds,

quantity of soap left after Juan washes 8 regular loads and 5 heavy loads of laundry =15.6-2.7=12.9 pounds.

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