10 chefs can prepare a meal for 536 people in

Mathematics

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katovenus [111]3 years ago

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737 people I’m pretty sure

atroni [7]3 years ago

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536 divided by 8 = 67 meals per hour
Divide that by the number of chefs (10) = 6.7 meals per chef every hour.

Then take the 6.7 and basically reverse the math with the new number of chefs and new number of hours:

6.7 x 22 chefs = 147.4 = meals per hour
147.4 x 5 hours = 737 meals made by 22 chefs in 5 hours.

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