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Formula of range is HIGHEST VALUE - LOWEST VALUE....
He could have 30 dimes and 13 quartars
(128 oz) * (2 oranges)/(5 oz) * (1 bag)/(11.5 oranges) * $3.49/bag ≈ $15.54
Note that we have assumed 11.5 oranges per bag, and that partial bags are available.
If Chantal must buy whole bags of oranges, 5 bags will be needed and the cost will be $17.45.
Permutations are written as nPx where n is the number of total choices possible and x is the number of choices that will be used. This is calculated as nPx = n! / (n-x)!.
Permutations represent the number of ways we can choose x objects from n possibilities where the order of selection matters.
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