3 ways. You can do 1 from the 26 class. 2 from the 31 and 1 from the 28 class
2 from the 26 class, 1 from the 31 class and 1 from the 28 class
2 from the 28 class, 1 from the 31 class and 1 from the 26 class
If the store can only buy them in bulks of ten, then you take your number of desired cars (3,000) and divide it by the bulk amount (10) and it will give you your amount of bulk you need to buy to fulfill your desired amount of product (300). Simplified, you take your cars that they want, divide it by how many come in a set, and the answer will be how many sets they need to order. You need to use both the amount of desired cars and number of cars in a set as you primary information to solve this problem. Hope this helped!
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
First find out how much the 4 volleyball nets are by using 4*28 which would equal to 112. Now subtract 112 from 250 and that leaves you with 138. Then you divide 138 by 7 which will give you about 19.7 which you need to take all decimals out since it isn’t an whole number. The gym teacher can only buy 19 volleyballs.
