I'm not quite sure what you're asking, but I'll try to help anyway!
So if I'm not misinterpreting the question, you're asking how much one pack of gum would cost, and the packs are in a case which is in the deal of the 3 for $54
Then lets get started!
If you pay $54 for 3 cases, then how much would 1 case of gum be?
$54 / 3 = $18 per case
Then we consider the packs in a case.
Each one has 24 packs and you want to find how much 1 pack would cost. So do the same thing as before!
Cost of one case / number of packs
= $18 / 24
=$3/4 = 75 cents.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Direct channels allow the customer to buy goods directly from the manufacturer, while an indirect channel moves the product through other distribution channels to get to the consumer
First, we are going to multiply the pieces of wood by the length of each piece to find the total length she will need:

Next, we are going to convert 2262 centimeters to meters. To do that we are going to take advantage of the fact that 1 m=100cm:

Now, we just need to divide the total length of wood Marguerite needs by the length of each board of wood:

Since she will need full boards of wood, we must round 3.77 to its nearest integer 4.
We can conclude that <span>
Marguerite will need 4 boards of wood.</span>