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tangare [24]
2 years ago
8

Four people at pia’s pottery shop each make 29 mugs and 18 pottery bowls three people at Jason’s craft shop each make the same n

umber of mugs and twice as many pottery bowls how many objects did seven people make in all
Mathematics
1 answer:
BartSMP [9]2 years ago
8 0

The seven people made 383 objects in all

Step-by-step explanation:

The given is:

  • Four people at pia’s pottery shop each make 29 mugs and 18 pottery bowls
  • Three people at Jason’s craft shop each make the same number of mugs and twice as many pottery bowls

We need to find how many objects the seven people made in all

∵ Four people at pia’s pottery shop each make 29 mugs

∵ Three people at Jason’s craft shop each make the same

    number of mugs

∴ Seven people in the two shops made 29 mugs each

∴ The total number of mugs = 7 × 29

∴ The total number of mugs = 203

∵ Four people at pia’s pottery shop each make 18 pottery bowls

∵ Three people at Jason’s craft shop each make twice as

    many pottery bowls

- Multiply the number of bowls by 2

∴ Three people at Jason’s craft shop each make 2 × 18 = 36

   pottery bowls

∴ The total number of pottery bowls = (4 × 18) + (3 × 36)

∴ The total number of pottery bowls = 72 + 108

∴ The total number of pottery bowls = 180

Now add the total number of mugs and the total number of pottery bowls to find the total number of objects the seven people made

∵ The total number of mugs is 203

∵ The total number of pottery bowls is 180

∴ The total number of objects = 203 + 180

∴ The total number of objects = 383

The seven people made 383 objects in all

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