The local food pantry has 1, 600 cans of fruit. They give away 155 cans of fruit each week. Assuming no new donations are made,

how many cans of fruit will remain after 6 weeks?

The solution is

What is the answer for this problem?

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Dane Hansen

12 July, 22:57

The local food pantry has 1, 600 cans of fruit. They give away 155 cans of fruit each week. Assuming no new donations are made,

how many cans of fruit will remain after 6 weeks?

The solution is

What is the answer for this problem?

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Karlee Cobb · Answer 1

670 Cans of fruit will be left

Step-by-step explanation:

First you multiply 155 by the 6 weeks.

That equals 930 and then you subtract 930 from 1,600 and that gives you 670.

Daffodil · Answer 2

670

Step-by-step explanation:

155 x 6 = 930, 1600 - 930 = 670

The local food pantry has 1, 600 cans of fruit. They give away 155 cans of fruit each week. Assuming no new donations are made,how many cans of fruit will remain after 6 weeks?The solution isWhat is the answer for this problem?

The local food pantry has 1, 600 cans of fruit. They give away 155 cans of fruit each week. Assuming no new donations are made,

how many cans of fruit will remain after 6 weeks?

The solution is

What is the answer for this problem?