Posted by Hanna on Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 2:00pm.
Ok you know that there are only going to be able to be 99 hot dogs and 99 hot dog buns in order to make the problem work.
99 + 99 = 198
Then take 198 and divide by even numbers because you know that you will have to have 1 hot dog and 1 bun (2 together) to see how much is the most you will be able to put onto the trays.
He can use 99 trays and have 1 hot dog and 1 hot dog bun.
Thank you for walking me through the problem. You are greatly appreciated:)
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