You would choose to draw from the box labeled "Apples and Oranges"...Whatever fruit you draw is the fruit from that box. (you know this is the case because the boxes are mislabeled) You then proceed to relabel the box with "Apples" if that is what you drew. Then you relabel the original "Apples" box to "Oranges" and the original "Oranges" box to "Apples and Oranges".
I believe this question should also stipulate that the boxes are incorrectly labelled, then my solution works (I think)! It's easier if you number the boxes:- The box labelled the oranges is box no.1 " " " " apples " " " 2 " " " " apples & oranges is box no. 3 Now remembering that box no.1 is incorrectly labelled "oranges" Box no.2 is incorrectly labelled "apples" and Box no.3 is incorrectly labelled "apples & oranges". Take a sample from box no.3....if it is an apple, then box no.3 holds apples. Box no.2 labelled "apples" is wrong so this box must contain oranges and this leaves box no1 which must hold apples& oranges. This works in reverse (if you pick an orange from box no.3), so you always start with box no.3
There would be 360 apples
The boxes of oranges can be represented by x.The boxes of grapefruit can be represented by y.If he made 8,125 dollars, then he made it off of 10 and 11 dollar boxes.So, 11x+10y=8,125And if he sold 762 boxes, they could only be orange and grapefruit boxes.So, x+y=762So we can solve for y.y=762-xThen we substitute.11x+10(762-x)=8,125And solve for x.x+7,620=8,125x=505So, there were 505 boxes of oranges.
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For 42, Jamal could buy: 2 boxes at 21 each or 3 boxes at 14 each or 4 boxes at 10.5 5 boxes at 8.4 6 boxes at 7 each 7 boxes at 6 8 boxes at 5.25 10 boxes at 4.2 12 boxes at 3.5 14 boxes at 3 each 15 at 2.8 20 at 2.1 21 boxes at 2 each. Choose any 3 of the above possible price/number of boxes combinations to complete the question.
I believe this question should also stipulate that the boxes are incorrectly labelled, then my solution works (I think)! It's easier if you number the boxes:- The box labelled the oranges is box no.1 " " " " apples " " " 2 " " " " apples & oranges is box no. 3 Now remembering that box no.1 is incorrectly labelled "oranges" Box no.2 is incorrectly labelled "apples" and Box no.3 is incorrectly labelled "apples & oranges". Take a sample from box no.3....if it is an apple, then box no.3 holds apples. Box no.2 labelled "apples" is wrong so this box must contain oranges and this leaves box no1 which must hold apples& oranges. This works in reverse (if you pick an orange from box no.3), so you always start with box no.3
Open the box labeled "Apples and Oranges" If there is an apple inside, you know there can ONLY be apples inside because it's improperly labeled already. Now you also know that the box labeled "Apples" is incorrect as well because you have just found the proper apple box. Without looking in any other box, you know the box labeled "Oranges" is actually "Apples and Oranges" and the box labeled "Apples" is actually "Oranges".
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When creating labels, you can only create labels in your documents. With text boxes, you can create the box and text can immediately follow the text box.
There would be 360 apples
Labels are used as headings for things that are created when the system is. Text boxes start as empty boxes that people can type into when a program is running. If you have ever filled out a form on the internet, you type your information into text boxes and beside the text boxes are labels telling you what to type into them, like your name or address. You cannot type into the labels themselves, just into the text boxes. You'll have done all of this when you were entering in this question.
The boxes should have capacities which are all the powers of 2, from 20 to 29. 1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,256,512. By combining these boxes in different ways, any number of apples up to 1023 can be attained.
The boxes of oranges can be represented by x.The boxes of grapefruit can be represented by y.If he made 8,125 dollars, then he made it off of 10 and 11 dollar boxes.So, 11x+10y=8,125And if he sold 762 boxes, they could only be orange and grapefruit boxes.So, x+y=762So we can solve for y.y=762-xThen we substitute.11x+10(762-x)=8,125And solve for x.x+7,620=8,125x=505So, there were 505 boxes of oranges.
Mariah has 12 apples. She stores them into 3 boxes. Each box has 4 apples.
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The plural form for the noun box is boxes.The plural possessive form is boxes'.Example: "We need more ink for the boxes' labels."
James B. Fountain has written: 'Feasibility of shipping golden delicious apples in traypacked boxes' -- subject(s): Apples, Boxes, Transportation 'Feasibility of shipping fresh apricots and prunes jumble packed in fiberboard boxes' -- subject(s): Apricot, Packing, Prune