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Chapter 1: Q36. (page 44)

Joseph is mixing 512gallons of orange drink for his class picnic. 12Every gallon requires 1 packet of orange drink mix. How many packets of orange drink mix does Joseph need?

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Required packets of orange drinks are11.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. The total amount of gallon of orange drink does Joseph has.

=512鈥塯补濒濒辞苍=112鈥塯补濒濒辞苍

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Step 2. Find the number of packets of orange drink required for 1 gallon.

12gallon orange drink required packets = 1

1-gallon orange drink required packets role="math" localid="1643094098895" =112

1-gallon orange drink required packets =2 packets

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Step 3. Calculate the total amount of packets required for 11/2 gallons.

1鈥刧补濒濒辞苍蝉辞谤补苍驳别诲谤颈苍办谤别辩耻颈谤别诲辫补肠办别迟蝉=2packets112鈥塯补濒濒辞苍sorangedrinkrequiredpackets=2脳112112鈥塯补濒濒辞苍sorangedrinkrequiredpackets=11鈥塸补肠办别迟蝉

Therefore, 11 packets of orange drink required.

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