Question

Peter is a beekeeper who sells jars of honey and honeycombs at the market. For every 10 jars of honey he brings to the market, he brings 3 honeycombs.
Which of the following could be what Peter brings to the market?
Choose 2 answers:


(Choice A)

18 jars of honey and 5 honeycombs

(Choice B)

20 jars of honey and 6 honeycombs

(Choice C)

30 jars of honey and 9 honeycombs

(Choice D)

40 jars of honey and 10 honeycombs

(Choice E)

60 jars of honey and 16 honeycombs

Answer 1

Answer:

Choice C: 30 jars of honey and 9 honeycombs and Choice B: 20 jars of honey and 6 honeycombs

Step-by-step explanation:

This explanation is quite simple:

(I am going to explain how the other answers are correct to give you an idea)

Choice B:

So we know for every 10 jars [of honey], he also bring 3 honeycomb

In this case 20 jars are brought and 6 honeycombs are as well. Looking at the original problem, these numbers are simply doubled (times two/multiplied by two) Here:

10 x 2 = 20 and 3 x 2 = 6 which is reasonable!

Choice C:

So we know for every 10 jars [of honey], he also bring 3 honeycomb

This case is very similar to B, except our values are tripled.

10 x 3 = 30 and 3 x 3 = 9, which are correct and reasonable statements.

I hope this is understandable and helps! Good luck :D

I tried to explain best I could

Answer 2

The answer for this question is
B
C