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There is not an exact number of candy corns that can be said a 5 gallon jar will hold. The estimated amount is about 6 pounds of candy corns per gallon or about 30 pounds for a 5 gallon jar.
To find the unit rate of candy that costs 10 dollars for 4 pounds, you divide the total cost by the total weight. This gives you a cost of 10 dollars ÷ 4 pounds = 2.50 dollars per pound. Therefore, the unit rate is 2.50 dollars per pound of candy.
About 181 pennies per pound.
There are 125 per pound.
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There is not an exact number of candy corns that can be said a 5 gallon jar will hold. The estimated amount is about 6 pounds of candy corns per gallon or about 30 pounds for a 5 gallon jar.
The number of candy corns that fit in a 2.5-quart jar will depend on the size of the candy corn and how tightly they are packed. On average, a single candy corn is about 1 inch tall and 0.75 inches wide. A 2.5-quart jar has a volume of approximately 2,500 milliliters, which is roughly equivalent to 10 cups. Estimating that there are about 15-20 candy corns per cup, you could fit around 150 to 200 candy corns in the jar.
18.00s per pound
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$4.00/16oz = $0.25/oz So the cost for 1 ounce of candy is $0.25
The number of candy corn in a 30 oz jar can vary based on the size of the candy corn and how tightly they are packed. On average, there are about 15-20 candy corns per ounce, so a 30 oz jar could hold approximately 450 to 600 pieces of candy corn. However, for a more accurate estimate, measuring the jar's volume and counting the actual candy corn would be necessary.
Suppose x pounds of candy is required. That will be worth 7.2x Then the total mass is x + 20 pounds. the total value is 7.2x + 4.8*20 = 7.2x + 96 The value per pound of the mixture is, therefore, (7.2x + 96)/(x + 20) which is 6.2 So 7.2x + 96 = 6.2x + 124 and so x = 28 pounds
If you pay $1.20 for two pounds of candy, how much would you pay for half a pound?
To find the unit rate of candy that costs 10 dollars for 4 pounds, you divide the total cost by the total weight. This gives you a cost of 10 dollars ÷ 4 pounds = 2.50 dollars per pound. Therefore, the unit rate is 2.50 dollars per pound of candy.
About 453,592mg per pound.
24.7 pounds-per capita of candy is consumed by Americans on average on Halloween.
16 ounces per pound.