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ss7ja [257]
3 years ago
14

How can we solve something like this.Can someone explain step by step?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Paraphin [41]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Pepper - 1

Cheese - 3

Avocado - 0

Burito - 6

Taco - 9

Tabasco sauce - 5

Onion - 10

Step-by-step explanation:

This is a multiplication table.

So I see the pepper times 2 equals 2.  That means the pepper must be 1.

We know the pepper is 1, now we know the cheese is 3 and the avocado is 0 because, they are being multiplied by 1.

We know the cheese is 3, so 3* 2 = burrito, so burrito must be 6.

Cheese times cheese must be 9, so taco must be 9.

We can find out what the hot sauce bottle is because we know cheese times tabasco sauce equals 15, and we know 3 is cheese.  So tabasco sauce must be 5.

If tabasco sauce is 5, then 2 times tabasco sauce must be 10, so the onion is 10.

Chilly - 1

Cheese - 3

Avocado - 0

Burito - 6

Taco - 9

Tabasco sauce - 5

Onion - 10

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