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Debbie works in a warehouse. Each cart that she uses to move boxes can hold no more than 200 pounds. If each box she puts on the

cart weighs 20 pounds, how many boxes can she put on the cart? Graph the solution on the number line below. HURRY QUICK PLEASE!!!!!!

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Nady [450]2 years ago

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Answer:

She can put a maximum of 10 boxes in the cart.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that each cart that Debbie uses to move the boxes supports a maximum of 200 pounds, and that each box that she places in the cart weighs 20 pounds, to determine the maximum number of boxes that can fit in the cart, the following calculation must be performed :

200/20 = X

20/2 = X

10 = X

Thus, she can put a maximum of 10 boxes in the cart.

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