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No: 453
Yes: 324
In the table, select for 'Apples picked per Hour by Garry' a possible number of apples picked per hour by Garry and select for 'Total apples picked by Barry' a possible number of total apples picked by Barry that would be jointly consistent with the given information. Make only two selections, one in each column.
| No | Yes | |
| 12 | ||
| 13266 | ||
| 324 | ||
| 453 |
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No: 453
Yes: 324
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Official Solution:
Once the number of apples picked by Barry is determined to be 30, it is known that Barry's rate of apple picking is 6 apples per hour. Since Barry's rate is half that of Garry's, it is known that Garry picks 12 apples per hour.
Corrected answers:
No: 453
Yes: 324
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Once the number of apples picked by Barry is determined to be 30, it is known that Barry's rate of apple picking is 6 apples per hour. Since Barry's rate is half that of Garry's, it is known that Garry picks 12 apples per hour.
Corrected answers:
No: 453
Yes: 324
