Can someone help me work this out
Can someone work this out for me.
A bakery exised for 5 years and operated 15 ovens. Each oven could only bake one bread anhour.
15 ovens x 24 hours a day = 360 loafs of bread baked a day
360 x 365 days in a year = 131.400
131.400 x 5 years means they can bake 657.000 loafs of bread in its 5 year of existance
Is this right?
A bakery exised for 5 years and operated 15 ovens. Each oven could only bake one bread anhour.
15 ovens x 24 hours a day = 360 loafs of bread baked a day
360 x 365 days in a year = 131.400
131.400 x 5 years means they can bake 657.000 loafs of bread in its 5 year of existance
Is this right?
(edited 1 year ago)
Someone told me the bakery could bake millions of breads in that time but that makes no sense to me. Many breads take 1 to 3 hours depending on how big the bread is.
Yep. I agree. That’s the answer I would get. :-)
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