The least number of snacks and greatest number of snacks can be bought.
Answer to Problem 59PPE
The affordable least number of snacks is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The total money is $30, the prices of snacks are as follow: Sm $1, Med $1.50, Lg $2, Veggie $4, Chicken $5, Roast beef $7, Pretzels $1, Ice cream $2 and Brownie $3.
Calculation:
To buy the least number of snacks, the most expensive sandwiches and drinks are to be ordered. Here the sandwich "Roast Beef" and drink "Lg" are most expensive. There are 3 Roast Beef and
Now,
Total money is
Hence the affordable least number of snacks is
To buy the greatest number of snacks, the least expensive sandwiches and drinks are to be ordered. Here the sandwich "Veggie" and drink
Now,
Total money is
Hence the affordable greatest number of snacks is
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