Enrico and Savannah want to split a bag of fun-sized candy and decide to use the divider-chooser method. The bag contains: • 100 Snickers, • 100 Milky Ways, and • 100 Reese's. Savannah values each at $4, $2, and $6 respectively. This means Savannah values the 100 Snickers together at $2, or $0.02 for 1 Snicker. If Enrico is the divider, and in one half puts: • 45 Snickers • 40 Milky Ways • 65 Reese's What is the value of this half for Savannah? Is this a fair share? O a $5.50, this is not a fair share for Savannah. b $5.50, this is a fair share for Savannah. C $6.50, this is not a fair share for Savannah. O d $6.50, this is a fair share for Savannah.

Enrico and Savannah want to split a bag of fun-sized candy and decide to use the divider-chooser method. The bag contains: • 100 Snickers, • 100 Milky Ways, and • 100 Reese's. Savannah values each at $4, $2, and $6 respectively. This means Savannah values the 100 Snickers together at $2, or $0.02 for 1 Snicker. If Enrico is the divider, and in one half puts: • 45 Snickers • 40 Milky Ways • 65 Reese's What is the value of this half for Savannah? Is this a fair share? O a $5.50, this is not a fair share for Savannah. b $5.50, this is a fair share for Savannah. C $6.50, this is not a fair share for Savannah. O d $6.50, this is a fair share for Savannah.

College Algebra

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168383

Author:Jay Abramson

Publisher:Jay Abramson

Chapter7: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

Section7.2: Systems Of Linear Equations: Three Variables

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