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Cookies come in
packages of 12.
Drinks come in
packages of 3,4,5,
6, 8, 10, and 12. Make
a table to show how
many packages of each
size to buy so that you have
the same number of cookies
and drinks.

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Answer:

[tex]\begin{array}{cccc}\text{Cookies}&&\text{Drinks}&\\\#\text{ of Cookies in a package}&\#\text{ of packages}&\#\text{ of Drinks in a package}&\#\text{ of packages}\\ \\12&1&3&4\\12&1&4&3\\12&1&6&2\\12&1&12&1\\12&2&8&3\\12&5&5&12\\12&5&10&6\end{array}[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

Cookies come in packages of 12.

Drinks come in packages of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, and 12.

If you buy one package of cookies (12 cookies), then you have to buy

  • 4 packages of drinks with 3 drinks in each (12 drinks);
  • 3 packages of drinks with 4 drinks in each (12 drinks);
  • 2 packages of drinks with 6 drinks in each (12 drinks);
  • 1 package of drinks with 12 drinks in it (12 drinks).

If you buy 2 packages of cookies (24 cookies), then you have to buy 3 packeges of drinks with 8 drinks in each (24 drinks).

If you buy 5 packages of cookies (60 cookies), then you have to buy

  • 12 packages of drinks with 5 drinks in each (60 drinks);
  • 6 packages of drinks with 10 drinks in each (60 drinks).

The table is

[tex]\begin{array}{cccc}\text{Cookies}&&\text{Drinks}&\\\#\text{ of Cookies in a package}&\#\text{ of packages}&\#\text{ of Drinks in a package}&\#\text{ of packages}\\ \\12&1&3&4\\12&1&4&3\\12&1&6&2\\12&1&12&1\\12&2&8&3\\12&5&5&12\\12&5&10&6\end{array}[/tex]