Question

3 kg of butter is packed into small packets of 75 gm each to be supplied to a restaurant. How many such packets can be made? If 10 such small packets are put into a box, how many such boxes can be made?

Answer 1

Answer:

4

Step-by-step explanation:

No.of packets :3000/75=40

Not.of boxes=40/10=4

Answer 2

$\bigstar$ Given:

• Total quantity of butter = 3 kg
• Quantity of packet in small packets = 75 g
• Packets put in a small box = 10

$\bigstar$ To Find:

• Number of packets that can be made.
• Number of boxes that can be made.

$\bigstar$ Solution:

According to the question,

3 kg → grams $\implies 3000 \: g$

Therefore, now,

Number of packets = $\frac{3000}{75} = \boxed{\underline{\underline{40 \: packets}}}$

Number of boxes = $\frac{40}{10}= \boxed{\underline{\underline{4 \: boxes}}}$