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You have 10 gallons of lemonade to sell.
(1gal = 378 {cm}^(2)) Each customer uses 1 paper cup. The cups are sold in packages of 50. How many packages should you buy?

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The volume of a cilinder (like the cup) is given by:


V=\pi r^2h

Then, each cups can hold:


V=\pi(8)^2(11)=2211.68

Now, since each gallon is equivalent to 3785.41 cubic cm then we have a total of 10 times 3785.41=37854.1 cubic cm of lemonade.

Therefore we need:


(37854.1)/(2211.68)=17.11

Hence, we need 18 cups of lemonade and we only have to buy one package.

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