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Finger [1]
3 years ago
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The amount of fat, in grams, in granola is proportional to the volume, in cups, of the granola as shown on graph.

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Feliz [49]3 years ago
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A store sells tea cups in sets of 9 and saucers in sets of 12. The store sold the same number of individual cups and saucers in the same day. What is the least number of individual cups and saucers the store could have sold?
Fudgin [204]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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The number of large balloons = 159

The number of bottles of helium gas = 5

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Step-by-step explanation:

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50 small balloons cost = $2.59

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Using Excel, the quantities of 36 and 46 small balloons give the same cost

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The quantity of the large balloons = 159,000  in.³/(1,000  in.³/balloon) = 159 balloons

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The cost of the 7 packages of large balloons = 7 × $1.99 = $13.93

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The cost of the 1 packages of small balloons = 1 × $2.59 = $2.59

The cost of the five bottles of helium = 5 × $10.49 = $52.45

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The number of large balloons = 159

The number of bottles of helium gas = 5

The total cost of the supplies = $68.97

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The number of large balloons = 162

The number of bottles of helium gas = 5

The total cost of the supplies = $68.97

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