Question

Search results for "markers are sold in boxes. packs, or as single markers . each box has 10 packs . each pack has 10 markers .draw pictures to show two ways to buy 276 markers. "

Answer 1

If each box has 10 packs and each pack has 10 markers, then each box has 10 * 10 = 100 markers.

So we can buy 276 makers i.e. by buying 2 boxes, 7 packs and 6 markers or 1 box, 17 packs and 6 markers.

I'm not sure what kind of pictures do you mean but I hope it will eventually help you draw them :)

Answer 2

Two possible ways are:

2 boxes, 7 packs and 6 markers; or

2 boxes, 6 packs and 16 markers.

Pictures are attached.

Step-by-step explanation:

Each box has 10 packs, and each pack has 10 markers; this means each box holds 10(10) = 100 markers. Two boxes would be 2(100) = 200 markers. This would leave

276-200 = 76 markers.

Each pack has 10 markers; 7 packs would be 7(10) = 70 markers. This would leave

76-70 = 6 markers.

If we choose to use 2 boxes and 6 packs instead, this would be

2(100) + 6(10) = 200 + 60 = 260 markers. This would leave

276-260 = 16 markers.