I am assuming the 32 cases contain the small cans...
32 cases...with 28 small cans of fruit in each case..
32 * 28 = 896 small cans of fruit in total
24 cases...with 13 large cans of fruit in each case...
24 * 13 = 312 large cans of fruit in total
so there are (896 - 312) = 584 more small cans then large cans <==
One jug would be full and the other jug would half to be 1/4
G is incorrect the correct answer is j for many reasons
Answer:
309
Step-by-step explanation:
(2x-)^5
step 1
1 5 10 10 5 1
step 2
1(2x¹-3^0) 5(2x²-3^5) 10(2x³-3^4)
10(2x^4-3³) 5(2x^5-3²)
1(2x^0-3¹)
step 3
(2x) (10x²-243) (20x³-81) (20x^4-27)
(10x^5-9) (2-3)
step 4
2 -243-61-7 +1 -1=309