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The table shows the number of candies packed by Machine J. The equation shows the number of candies packed by Machine K. In both representations, x is a measure of the number of minutes and y is a measure of the number of candies packed.


Machine J Candy Packing


x (minutes) y (candies)

3 90

6 180

9 270

12 360


Machine K: y = 26x


How many more candies could machine J pack than machine K in 11 minutes?

30

44

90

330

Verified Answer :

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Machine K y= 26x
y = 26 (11)
y = 286 candies in 11 minutes from Machine K

Machine J
90 / 3 = 30 candies a minute * 11 minutes = 330 candies

330 - 286 = 44

Machine J can pack 44 more candies than Machine K in 11 minutes.

Answer:

26*11 = 286

3m = 90 packages

9 = 270

90/3=30

270+60 = 330

330-286 = 44

Step-by-step explanation:

44

(methods might be questionable but are correct pls brainliest)

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