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50 points?...................A sign next to bags of apples says that the bags are sold by weight. Can you write a function for the total number of apples based on the number of bags? EXPLAIN why or why not. DON'T LOOK IT UP!!!!!

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Answered by niishaa
10

Answer:

sorry can't get your question

here is another problem like this↓

Step-by-step explanation:

lets assume:

box 1 is labelled Oranges (O)

box 2 is labelled Apples (A)

box 3 is labelled Apples and Oranges (A+O)

and that ALL THREE BOXES ARE LABELLED INCORRECTLY"

Pick a fruit from box 1,

1) if you pick an Orange:

- box 1's real label can only be O or A+O

- box 1's current label is O

- since ALL LABELS ARE INCORRECT then box 1's real label can not be O

- box 1's new label should then be A+O by elimination

- since ALL LABELS ARE INCORRECT

- box 2's label is changed to O

- box 3's label is changed to A

- SOLVED

2) if you pick an Apple:

- box 1's real label can only be A or A+O

- box 1's current label is O

- since ALL LABELS ARE INCORRECT then box 1's real label can not be O

- this still leaves us with the choice between label A and label A+O - which would both be correct

- FAILURE

Solution: The trick is to actually pick a fruit from the A+O labeled box

Pick a fruit from box 3:

1) if you pick an Orange:

- box 3's real label can only be O or A

- box 3's current label is A+O

- since ALL LABELS ARE INCORRECT then box 3's real label can not be A+O

- box 3's new label should then be O by elimination

- since ALL LABELS ARE INCORRECT

- box 1's label is changed to A

- box 2's label is changed to A+O

- SOLVED

2) if you pick an Apple:

- box 3's real label can only be O or A

- box 3's current label is A+O

- since ALL LABELS ARE INCORRECT then box 3's real label can not be A+O

- box 3's new label should then be A by elimination (not O)

- since ALL LABELS ARE INCORRECT

- box 1's label is changed to A+O

- box 2's label is changed to O

- SOLVED

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

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