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3 years ago

The food bank has 1774.4 oz of chicken.If 12.6 oz is 2 servings,how many servings of chicken does this provide?

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diamong [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

281 servings

Step-by-step explanation:

From the table attached,

We will apply the unitary method to solve this problem.

∵ 12.6 oz of chicken represents number of servings = 2

∴ 1 oz of chicken will represents number of servings = $\frac{2}{12.6}$

∴ 1774.4 oz of chicken will make the total servings = $\frac{2}{12.6}\times 1774.4$

= 281.65

≈ 281 servings

Therefore, total number of servings provided = 281

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