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yaroslaw [1]
2 years ago
15

At the frozen yogurt shop, a machine fills cups with 4 ounces of frozen yogurt before adding the toppings. After the cups are fi

lled, customers add as many toppings as they want without exceeding a total weight of 6 ounces. Which of the following represent the acceptable weights for the frozen yogurt options? Select all that apply.
Mathematics
2 answers:
qwelly [4]2 years ago
8 0
Is this for algebra 1 if so I believe it's 4,5,6
timofeeve [1]2 years ago
7 0
In this question, every cups will be filled with 4 ounces yogurt. That mean, the lowest possible of the cups weight would be 4 ounces. After that the customer can the topping without exceeding 6 ounces of total weight. Since it total weight, that means from the 6 ounces there should be 4 ounces of yogurt. Then the maximum weight is 6 ounces
Minimum weight is 4 ounces and maximum weight is 6 ounces, so the answer would be 4,5,6 or any number between 4-6
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