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.
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A word problem that leads to the answer of 27 remainder 1 could be: "A farmer has 55 apples and wants to pack them into boxes that hold 2 apples each. How many full boxes can he fill, and how many apples will be left over?" The answer is that he can fill 27 boxes, with 1 apple remaining.
Mariah has 12 apples. She stores them into 3 boxes. Each box has 4 apples.
Sudoku
# of boxes height wise times the # of boxes width. If it is 5 boxes high and 5 boxes wide then you would have 25 boxes on that pallet.
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There would be 360 apples
If there are ten boxes then each box & apples combination will weigh 30 pounds. If the box weighs 3 pounds empty then it holds 27 pounds when full.
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".
A word problem that leads to the answer of 27 remainder 1 could be: "A farmer has 55 apples and wants to pack them into boxes that hold 2 apples each. How many full boxes can he fill, and how many apples will be left over?" The answer is that he can fill 27 boxes, with 1 apple remaining.
Mariah has 12 apples. She stores them into 3 boxes. Each box has 4 apples.
Sudoku
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
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
Theorem: A number of permutation (the possible arrangements) of n distinct objects is n!Answer: There are 5! = 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 120 ways in which the five cereal boxes can be arranged in a shelf.
that's what i think apple come from: 1 Apples grow on apple trees in an orchard. 2 People pick apples from the apple trees. 4 Trucks carry apples to stores. People buy the apples. 3 The apples go into big wooden boxes. 6 CRUNCH! We eat the apples. Look Inside and Apple An apple has four main parts. skin
# of boxes height wise times the # of boxes width. If it is 5 boxes high and 5 boxes wide then you would have 25 boxes on that pallet.