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09 Jan 2024, 11:31
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one-dollar bills: 500
green tokens: 200
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A candy store sells 50 types of candies, each type costing one dollar per candy. No customer is sold more than one candy. The store accepts only one-dollar bills or green tokens issued by the store. Each token costs two dollars. If a customer buys one candy with a token, a one-dollar bill is returned to the customer as change. Every day, at the start of the day, the store keeps exactly 300 one-dollar bills and no green tokens in its cash register.
On a particular day, 600 candies were sold. On that day, customers were twice as likely to have paid with one-dollar bills as with green tokens.
In the table, select the number of one-dollar bills and the number of green tokens present in the cash register at the end. Make only two selections, one in each column.
A candy store sells 50 types of candies, each type costing one dollar per candy. No customer is sold more than one candy. The store accepts only one-dollar bills or green tokens issued by the store. Each token costs two dollars. If a customer buys one candy with a token, a one-dollar bill is returned to the customer as change. Every day, at the start of the day, the store keeps exactly 300 one-dollar bills and no green tokens in its cash register.
On a particular day, 600 candies were sold. On that day, customers were twice as likely to have paid with one-dollar bills as with green tokens.
In the table, select the number of one-dollar bills and the number of green tokens present in the cash register at the end. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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one-dollar bills: 500
green tokens: 200
09 Jan 2024, 12:36
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22 Mar 2024, 04:49
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Hi Sajjad, I have seen these types of questions quite a lot in the forum. Is it an important pattern?
