So far Camela has collected 14 boxes of baseball cards they are 315 cards in each box Camela estimates that she has about 3000 so she buys six albums that hold 500 cards each will the albums have enough space for all of her cards? why or why not?

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Uriah Oconnor

Mathematics

26 March, 00:42

So far Camela has collected 14 boxes of baseball cards they are 315 cards in each box Camela estimates that she has about 3000 so she buys six albums that hold 500 cards each will the albums have enough space for all of her cards? why or why not?

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Naomi Hicks · Answer 1

No she will not. Camels has 14 boxes x 315 cards in each that equals to 14 x 315 = 4, 410 cards. She buys 6 albums that holds 500 cards each 6 x 500 = 3,000 that means she will have 1,410 left over without space on the albums 4,410 - 3,000 = 1,410

Henry Landry · Answer 2

No, Camela will not have enough room for all her cards in 6 albums. Camela has a total of 4,410 cards (14*315=4,410). Her boxes are able to hold 3000, which is less than 4,410.