why do hot dog packages come in 8 while buns come in 10?
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It's a conspiracy to make you buy more of one to use the extra of the other one!!
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Beacuse it comes after 10.
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That means each of the baket cannot contain 8 apples. so all but 1 shall contain 8 and  z in other \n\nso y = 8(x-1) +z where z < 8 = 8x -8 + z\n5x+12 = y\nwe need to solve these\n\n5x+12 = 8x - 8 + z\n\n20 = 3x + z\n\nx =6 means z = 2 y = 42\nx=5 means z =5 y = 37\nx=4 means z = 8 not possible\n\nthere are 6 baskets and 42 appples\n\nor 5 baskets and 37 apples\n\nboth solutions meet above criteria
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Because seven eight nine
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Yep, they are different on a ten key adding machine also. They did this back when buttons on phones were just coming out, the technology was slow, and they were afraid that accountants and people who worked with adding machines all day, would be able to dial to fast, and confuse the system. So they arranged the numbers in a reverse order to slow folks down.
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because 7 8 9\n(7 ate 9)
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PROBLEM 1:\nThe hot dog marketers, in their infinite wisdom have decided to sell hot dogs 8 to a pack.  However buns are sold 12 to a pack.  What's the smallest number of each would you need to not have leftovers of either?\n\nLCM(8, 12) = 24\n\nSo you need to buy 24 hot dogs (3 packs) and 24 buns (2 packs) to not have leftovers.\n\nPROBLEM 2:\nJoe has custody of his children and sees them once a week on Sundays.  His girlfriend Sally gets to see her children every third day.  Also, their favorite thing to do is go to a movie, but the budget theater only opens every other day.  If they just took all the kids to the movies today, when is the next time they can do this again?\n\nLCM(7, 3, 2) = 42\n\nSo they can do this again in 6 weeks (42 days).\n\nPROBLEM 3:\nTen children will be coming to the easter egg hunt.  I want everyone to get the same number of eggs which are sold by the dozen.  What's the smallest number of eggs I need to buy so everyone gets the same number with no leftovers?\n\nLCM(10, 12) = 60\n\nSo I must buy 60 eggs (5 dozen) so everyone is happy.
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The number is 10.\n\n10 plus 6 is 16 and 8 x 16 is 128.
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There was never going to be a 7,8 &9.\nLucas has stated this on more than one occasion.\nIt is a rumor that there were going to be 9 movies all together.  It came from a reporter at a press conference during Jedi (Ep.6) that didn't understand what the word "Trilogy" meant - he took it to mean 3 sets of 3 movies.\nSo a rumor came from a moron.
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you multiply the number of teams by the number of games... 10 x 2 = 20 possible outcomes.\n\nThe different variations is the mutilples of all the options... for example, the number of sandwich combinations?&#92;Options, wheat, white or rye... (3)\nchedder or swiss cheese.... (2)\nham, turkey, or roast beef... (3)\n\nThere are 18 different sandwiches.  (3 x 2 x 3)
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i think it was 7 pairs. God probably told them to do this because in case they ran out of food, they would have a clean choice of animals to possibly eat
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Hi frenz here is the pattern of FCG Software,\nThere were totally 70 ques, and the duration is 60 mins, out of 70 ques, 30 are english language , based on Antonyms, Synonyms, Sentence completion etc. And the other 40 ques r aptitude. Iam sending only apti ques , bcoz only these ques I remembered. These may not be in the same order, anyway go thru it,\n\n\n1.Judy is now twice as old as Adam,but 6 years ago, she was 5 times as old as he was . How old is judy now?\nA) 10          B) 16         C) 20             D) 24           E) 32\n\n2. if 3x=2(5-2x), then x = ?\nA) –10/7          B) 0         C) 3/7             D) 1           E) 10/7\n\n3. If a is equal to the sum of b and c, which of the following is equal to the difference of  b and c\nA) a-b-c          B) a-b+c         C) a-c             D) a-2c           E) a-b-2c\n\n4.if the sum of five consecutive even integers is t, then, in terms of t, what is the greatest of these integers?\nA) (t-20)/5          B) (t-10)/5         C) t/5             D) (t+10)/5           E) (t+20)/5\n\n5. If a school cafeteria needs c cans of soup each week for each student, and if there are s students  in the school, for how many weeks will x cans of soup last?\nA) csx          B) xs/c         C) s/cx             D) x/cs           E) cx/s\n\n6. A vendor sell h hot dogs and s sodas. If a hot dog costs twice as much as  a soda, and if the vendor takes in a total of d dollars , how many cents  does a soda cost?\nA)100d/(s+2h)          B) (s+2h)/100d         C)d(s+2h)/100\nD) 100d(s+2h)           E) d/100(s+2h)\n\n7.Yann will be x year old y years from now . How old was he z years ago?\nA)x+y+z          B) x+y-z         C)x-y-z             D)y-x-z           E)z-y-x\n\n8.At Medison High school each student studies exactly one foreign language. Three-fifth of the students take Spanish,and one-fourth of the remaining students take German. If all of the others take French, what percent of the students take French?\nA)10          B)15         C) 20             D) 25           E) 30\n\n9.From 1994 to 1995 the sales of a book decreased by 80%. If the sales in 1996 were the same as in 1994, by what percent did they increase from 1995 to 1996?\nA)80%         B)100%         C) 120%             D) 400%           E) 500%\n\n10. if 25% of 260 equals 6.5% of a, what is a?\nA) 10          B) 65         C) 100             D) 130           E) 1000\n\n11. in a certain club , the ratio of the number of boys to girls is 5:3. what percent of the members of club are girls?\nA) 37.5%          B) 50%         C) 60%             D) 62.5%           E) 80%\n\n12. From 1980 to 1990 , Lior’s weight increased by 25% . if his weight was k kilograms in 1990, what was it in 1980?\nA)1.75k          B) 1.25k         C) 1.20k             D) 0.80k           E) 0.75k\n\n13. Evan has 4 times as many books as David and 5 times as many as Jason .If Jason has more than 40 books , what is the least number of books that Evan could have ?\nA)200          B)205         C) 210             D) 220           E) 240\n\n14. Alison is now three times as old as Jermy, but 5 years ago , she was 5 times as old as he was . How old is Alison now?\nA) 10          B) 12         C) 24             D) 30           E) 36\n\n15. What is the largest prime factor of 255?\nA) 5          B) 15         C) 17             D) 51           E) 255\n\n16. if w widgets cost c cents , how many widgets can you get for d dollars?\nA) 100dw/c          B) dw/100c         C) 100cdw             D) dw/c           E) cdw\n\n17. if 120% of a is equal to 80% of b, which of the following is equal to a+b? \nA) 1.5a       B) 2a       C) 2.5a         D) 3a         E) 5a\n\n18. if x and y are integers such that x3=y2 , which couldnot be the value of y?\nA) -1        B) 1        C) 8           D) 16          E) 27\n\n19. what is a devided by  a% of a ?\nA) a/100    B) 100/a    C) a2 /100      D) 100/a2     E) 100a\n\n20. If an object is moving at a speed of 36 kilometers per hour , how many m
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10 different ways to choose a girl, and 8 different ways to choose a boy, so 8*10 = 80 ways to choose a pair.
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its one per checkout.. or per transaction. depends where you shop though, most supermarkets will take them because they can redeem them regardless of how they were processed at the till
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It isn't true you end up in an endless purchasing cycle - and it's easy to work out where the cycle ends via product of primes:\n\n10 = 5*2\n8 = 2*2*2\n\nOur hotdogs and buns converge at 5*2*2*2, or 40\n\nThat's 4 packs of hotdogs and 5 packs of buns.
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probably to get a little more from the consumer, and since it has stood the test of time and no one has complained then they left it. It is the same reason we buy stuff for 9.99, which is really just 10 buck, but we look at it as nine. It appears cheaper.
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Can't you burn them all? There are only 10. :o)