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3 years ago

A candy company can produce 4800 sour lemon candies per minute.How many candies can they produce each hour

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matrenka [14]3 years ago

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Answer

Find out the how many candies can they produce each hour .

To prove

As given

A candy company can produce 4800 sour lemon candies per minute.

As 1 hours = 60 mintues

4800 candies = 1 mintues (Given)

Now candy produced in the 60 mintues.

4800 candies × 60 = 1 mintues × 60

288000 candies = 60 mintues

As 1 hours = 60 mintues

Therefore the candies produced 288000 candies for per hours.

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