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Lennox owns a big apple orchard. She ships her apples to various markets using a fleet of trucks. Every week, each truck goes on 3 trips, and for each trip Lennox gets 300 dollars. On a single trip, a truck delivers 50 packs, and each pack contains 12 kilograms of apples. Overall, Lennox sells 4500 dollars worth of apples in a week.
How much does Lennox get for a single kilogram of apples?
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Lennox owns a big apple orchard. She ships her apples to various markets using a fleet of trucks. Every week, each truck goes on 33 trips, and for each trip Lennox gets )300\(. On a single trip, a truck delivers 5050packs,andeachpackcontains packs, and each pack contains 1212kilogramsofapples.Overall,Lennoxsells kilograms of apples. Overall, Lennox sells (45004500\) worth of apples in a week.\newlineHow much does Lennox get for a single kilogram of apples?\newlinedollars per kilogram\text{dollars per kilogram}

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Q. Lennox owns a big apple orchard. She ships her apples to various markets using a fleet of trucks. Every week, each truck goes on 33 trips, and for each trip Lennox gets )300\(. On a single trip, a truck delivers 5050packs,andeachpackcontains packs, and each pack contains 1212kilogramsofapples.Overall,Lennoxsells kilograms of apples. Overall, Lennox sells (45004500\) worth of apples in a week.\newlineHow much does Lennox get for a single kilogram of apples?\newlinedollars per kilogram\text{dollars per kilogram}
  1. Determine total trips: First, we need to determine the total number of trips made by the trucks in a week.\newlineNumber of trips per truck per week: 33\newlineWe are not given the number of trucks, but we know the total revenue from apples in a week, which is $4500\$4500.
  2. Calculate revenue per trip: Next, we calculate the total revenue per trip by dividing the weekly revenue by the number of trips.\newlineTotal weekly revenue: $4500\$4500\newlineRevenue per trip: $4500÷3\$4500 \div 3
  3. Find total number of trips: We made a mistake in the previous step. We need to know the number of trucks to find the total number of trips. Since we don't have that information, we should instead use the given revenue per trip to find the total number of trips.\newlineRevenue per trip: $300\$300\newlineTotal number of trips: $4500/$300\$4500 / \$300

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