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15 September, 18:33

Sixty people are invited to a party. There are 24 cup in a package and 18 napkins in a package. What is the least number of packages of cups and napkins that can be bought if each party guest get one cup and one napkin?

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  1. 15 September, 18:57
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    3 packages of cups 4 packages of napkins

    Step-by-step explanation:

    You need at least enough for 60, so any requirement for a partial package means you need to buy another whole package. The "ceiling" function gives the next higher integer for a non-integer value.

    cups = ceiling ((60 cups) / (24 cups/package)) = ceiling (2.5) packages

    = 3 packages

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    napkins = ceiling ((60 napkins) / (18 napkins/package))

    = ceiling (3 1/3) packages = 4 packages
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