stamjps are sold in bookiets of 100,50, and 10.find as many different ways to buy 200 stamps as you can. record your work in the chart.
could you give me some examples...please!
2 books of 100
4 books of 50
1 book of 100 and 2 books of 50
20 books of 10
How many more combinations can you find?
This should give you a start.
100 + 100
100 + (50 * 2)
100 + 50 + 20 + 20 + 10
100 + 50 + 20 + 10 +10 +10…
20 * 10…
10 * 20.
I'd start with the biggest book:
200 = 100+100
200 = 100+50+50
200 = 100+50+10+10+10+10+10
and so on, breaking each possible book down into its parts. Watch out for duplicate entries.
What is the answer to the question
Sure, here are a few examples:
1. Option 1: Buy 2 booklets of 100 stamps.
2. Option 2: Buy 1 booklet of 100 stamps and 2 booklets of 50 stamps.
3. Option 3: Buy 2 booklets of 50 stamps and 10 booklets of 10 stamps.
4. Option 4: Buy 20 booklets of 10 stamps.
5. Option 5: Buy 1 booklet of 100 stamps, 1 booklet of 50 stamps, and 5 booklets of 10 stamps.
6. Option 6: Buy 5 booklets of 50 stamps and 15 booklets of 10 stamps.
7. Option 7: Buy 10 booklets of 50 stamps and 10 booklets of 10 stamps.
8. Option 8: Buy 3 booklets of 50 stamps and 15 booklets of 10 stamps.
Sure! Let me provide you with some examples:
To find different ways to buy 200 stamps using the available booklets of 100, 50, and 10, one approach is to systematically try out different combinations.
Here are a few examples of how you can buy 200 stamps using the given booklets:
1. Using only booklets of 100 stamps:
- 2 booklets of 100 stamps = 200 stamps
2. Using only booklets of 50 stamps:
- 4 booklets of 50 stamps = 200 stamps
3. Using only booklets of 10 stamps:
- 20 booklets of 10 stamps = 200 stamps
4. Combining different booklets:
- 1 booklet of 100 stamps + 1 booklet of 50 stamps + 5 booklets of 10 stamps = 200 stamps
5. Combining different booklets in another way:
- 2 booklets of 50 stamps + 10 booklets of 10 stamps = 200 stamps
These are just a few examples, and there are more possible combinations. To record your work in a chart, you can create columns for each type of booklet (100, 50, and 10) and note down the number of booklets used for each combination.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.