Question

A factory produces jars of peanut butter. 32% of which are creamy peanut butter if they produce a 104 draws of creamy peanut butter. How many jars the dip produced total?

Answer 1

Can you d9 it in easily Understandable ways

Answer 2

Let X be the number of jars made.
X*.32=104
X=104/.32=<<325=325>>325 jars. Answer: \boxed{325}.

Answer 3

Certainly! We can solve this problem by setting up a proportion.

Let's say the factory produces X jars of peanut butter. We know that 32% of these jars are creamy peanut butter.

So, the number of creamy peanut butter jars produced is 32% of X, which can be written as 0.32X.

We are also given that the factory produced 104 jars of creamy peanut butter.

Setting up a proportion, we have:

0.32X (number of creamy peanut butter jars) = 104

To solve for X, we divide both sides of the equation by 0.32:

X = 104 / 0.32

Using a calculator or long division, we find that X is approximately 325.

Therefore, the factory produced a total of 325 jars.