Larissa has a completely filled jar of jam that contains 38.75 oz

of jam. She has three other jars with the same size. Of those jars,

1 jair is 2/3 filled with jam,
1 jar is 1/2 filled with jam, and
1 jar is 3/4 filled with jam.

Which of the following is the most reasonable estimate for the amount of jam that is in all 4 jars?

A. 60 oz
B. 80 oz
C. 120 oz
D. 160 oz

1 answer

B. 80 oz

To find the total amount of jam in all 4 jars, we can add up the amount of jam in each individual jar.

1 jar is completely filled with 38.75 oz
1 jar is 2/3 filled with jam, which would be 2/3 * 38.75 = 25.83 oz
1 jar is 1/2 filled with jam, which would be 1/2 * 38.75 = 19.38 oz
1 jar is 3/4 filled with jam, which would be 3/4 * 38.75 = 29.06 oz

Adding all these amounts together:

38.75 + 25.83 + 19.38 + 29.06 = 113.02 oz

Since we are looking for the most reasonable estimate, we can round this to the nearest 10 to get 110 oz, which is closest to 80 oz.