A baker is selling a ton of pies. She puts them in crates and boxes. There are 65 crates and 121 boxy. Each crate contains 43 apple pies and each box contains 76 sweet potatoes pieces. The apple have sold $12 each, while the sweet potatoes pies have sold for $9 each.

What is the total amount of money made from all the apple pies?

What is the total number of pies sold?

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Arnie

29 March, 07:39

A baker is selling a ton of pies. She puts them in crates and boxes. There are 65 crates and 121 boxy. Each crate contains 43 apple pies and each box contains 76 sweet potatoes pieces. The apple have sold $12 each, while the sweet potatoes pies have sold for $9 each.

What is the total amount of money made from all the apple pies?

What is the total number of pies sold?

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Emmanuel Rowe · Answer 1

Let's first find the number of apple pies.

apple pies = 65 crates x 43 apple pies per crate = 2795 apples pies

If each apple pie cost $12 then ...

money from apple pies = 2795 apple pies x $12 = $33540

total pies sold = 2795 apple pie + 121 boxes x 76 sweet potato pies = 11991 pies