The table shows the number of candies packed by Machine A. The equation shows the number of candies packed by Machine B. In both representations, x is a measure of the number of minutes and y is a measure of the number of candies packed. Machine A Candy Packing x (minutes) y (candies) 5 600 10 1200 15 1800 20 2400 Machine B: y = 150x How many more candies could machine B pack than machine A in 12 minutes? 40 360 400 600

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Charlize Payne

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14 July, 10:39

The table shows the number of candies packed by Machine A. The equation shows the number of candies packed by Machine B. In both representations, x is a measure of the number of minutes and y is a measure of the number of candies packed. Machine A Candy Packing x (minutes) y (candies) 5 600 10 1200 15 1800 20 2400 Machine B: y = 150x How many more candies could machine B pack than machine A in 12 minutes? 40 360 400 600

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William Kaufman · Answer 1

answer: 360

Given:

Machine A Candy Packing

x (minutes) y (candies)

5 600

10 1200

15 1800

20 2400

Machine B : y = 150x

Find number of candies packed in 12 minutes.

Machine A : 600/5mins = 120 candies per minute

120 * 12 minutes = 1,440 candies

Machine B : y = 150x ⇒ y = 150 (12) ⇒ y = 1,800

Machine B: 1,800

Machine A: 1,440

Difference 360

Machine B packed 360 more candies than Machine A in 12 minutes.