A jeweler needs exactly 19,000 beads to make jewelry. He buys 48 boxes of beads. Each box has 400 beads. He completes the calculations below and concludes that he has bought enough boxes of beads to make all of the jewelry. 48×400===(40×400)+(8×400)16,000+3,20019,200 Which explains what the jeweler does to support his conclusion? (1 point) Responses The jeweler does a calculation to find the number of beads he buys and compares the amount to 19,000. The jeweler does a calculation to find the number of beads he buys and compares the amount to 19,000. The jeweler does a calculation to find the number of beads he needs and compares the amount to 19,000. The jeweler does a calculation to find the number of beads he needs and compares the amount to 19,000. The jeweler estimates the total number of beads he buys

Answer 1

The correct response is: The jeweler does a calculation to find the number of beads he buys and compares the amount to 19,000.

The jeweler calculates the total number of beads he purchases by multiplying the number of boxes (48) by the number of beads in each box (400), resulting in 19,200 beads. He then compares this amount to the 19,000 beads he needs, concluding that he has enough beads.