7 ingredients
7c1 + 7c2 + 7c3 + 7c4 + 7c5 + 7c6 + 7c7
7 + 21 + 35 + 35 + 21 + 7 + 1
= 127 combos of ingredients
1 type of bread: 5 options
5 * 127 = 635 sandwiches
2 types of bread: 5c2 = 10
10 * 127 = 1270 sandwiches
635 + 1270 = 1905 sandwiches
=> for 24 cookies he need = 1 4/3 cups of sugar
i.e 7/3 cups
1 cookie he need = 7/3 / 24
= 7/3 * 1/24
for 18 cookies he need = 7/(3 * 24 4) * 18 * 3
= 7/4 cups
i.e 1 3/4 cups
No. of pieces Parker got candy = 11
Each of his friends got these times candy as he did.
So each of his friends got candy = 3 * 11 = 33
No. of pieces of candy get Parker and his friends = 11 + 33 + 33 + 33 = 110
expected number of defectives = probability of getting a defective * total number of calculators
total calculators = 6 * 12 = 72
P(defect) = 2/12 = 1/6
expected defectives = 1/6 * 72 = 12
We assume Daniel collected x stamps
Peter collected y stamps
Ivan collected z stamps
So y + z + 9/16 (x + y + z)
x + z = 3/4 (x + y + z)
x + y = 55
x = 35
y = 20
z = 25
So z - y = 25 - 20 = 5
So the answer is 5 more stamps Ivan collected than Peter
George had $120 to buy new baseball.
Money spent on glove = 1/3 (120)40 = 40
Moeny spent on bat = 1/4 (120)30 = 30
Money spent on cap = 1/6 (120)20 = 20
∴ Remaining money on basketball = 120 - (40 + 30 + 20)
= 120 - 90
Remaining money on baseballs = $30
Let Jacob and Nathan had x baseball cards
Jacob gave away 49 cards i.e. x - 49
Nathan gave away 85 cards i.e. x - 85
Jacob = 5 Nathan
x - 49 = 5 (x - 85)
x - 49 = 5x - 425
x - 5x = -425 + 49
-4x = -376 => x = 376/4 = 94
=> Jacob and Nathan had 94 baseball cards
Let Jake collected = x hats
Troy collected = 4x
Let David collected = y
Jake collected = y/2
y/2 = x => y = 2x
Also, x + 2x + 4x = 21
7x = 21
x = 3
Troy collected = 12
Jake collected less than Troy = 9 hats
let's call the money he initally had = $x
when he removes $12 from $x he had 3/7 of $x left
$x - $12 = 3/7 of $x
($x - $12) = $3x/7
7 ($x - 12) = $3x
$7x - $84 = $3x
$7x - $3x = $84
$4x = $84
$x = 21
Therefore he initially had $21.
$21 - (how much spent) = (what's left)
$21 - $12 = $9.
$9 was left
Let Brian's initial amount be x
x - 8 = 2/3x
3 (x - 8) = 2x
3x - 24 = 2x
3x - 2x = 24
x = 24
Amount left = 2/3x = 2/3 * 24
= 16
Brian has $16