You have been tasked with filling 4 ounce and 3 ounce bags from a 41 ounce container of candy. a. how many different combinations of full bags could you have? b. if you would like to keep the total number of bags used to a minimum, which solution uses the fewest number of bags? c. if 3 ounce bags cost 5 cents and 4 ounce bags cost 7 cents, which solution offers the cheapest way to fill the bags ? d. if 3 ounce bags cost 5 cents and 4 ounce bags cost 6 cents, which solution offers the cheapest way to fill the bags ? e. if the 4 ounce bags of candy sell for $2 each and the 3 ounce bags of candy sell for $1.50 each, which solution offers the greatest revenue?

A. 3 possible combinations

B. 8 4-ounce's bags and 3 3-ounce's bags

C. 2 4-ounce's bags and 11 3-ounce's bags

D. 8 4-ounce's bags and 3 3-ounce's bags

E. All solutions offer the same revenue.

Step-by-step explanation:

You have been tasked with filling 4 ounce and 3 ounce bags from a 41 ounce container of candy. Let x be the number of 4 ounce bags and y be the number of 3 ounce bags. Then

A. Find all integer solutions:

You get 3 possible combinations.

B. 1. 2 + 11 = 13,

2. 5 + 7 = 12,

3. 8 + 3 = 11.

The minimal number of bags is 11.

C. 1. 2·7+11·5=69 cents

2. 5·7+7·5=70 cents

3. 8·7+3·5=71 cents

The cheapest is 1st solution.

D. 1. 2·6+11·5=67 cents

2. 5·6+7·5=65 cents

3. 8·6+3·5=63 cents

The cheapest is 3rd solution.

E. 1. 2·2+11·1.50=$20.50

2. 5·2+7·1.50=$20.50

3. 8·2+3·1.50=$20.50

All solutions offer the same revenue.

80%

step-by-step explanation:

36/60

36/2=18

60/2=30

18/30

18/3=6

30/3=10

6/10

6/2=3

10/2=5

your final answer would be 3/5 of an

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