I believe that each would have 12 dark chocolates and milk chocolates, with one left over for each of them
Given:
A scale drawing of a rectangular park is 5 inches wide and 7 inches long.
The actual park is 280 yards long.
To find:
The area of the actual park.
Solution:
Length of drawing = 7 inches
Length of actual park = 280 yards
The scale factor is
7 inches : 280 yards
1 inches : 40 yards
The width of the drawing is 5 inches. So, the width of actual part is

The area of the actual park is



Therefore, the area of the actual park is 56000 sq. yards.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. C = the graphing is slowly increasing, then he walks across the top so it is flat
2. D = it started out slow and gradually got higher, which is what the story said
3. H = he had to stop walking, and there is a part of no movement in the graph H
4.
160,000 - 40,000= 120,000/4 = 3 sets of new tires in the first year and 4 every consecutive year.