Question

Michael discovered that $1$ cereal box of Ed-Oh's which his mom usually buys from the supermarket contains a whopping $2772$ number of Ed-Oh's.
Once his mother bought home $5$ boxes of Ed-Oh's. How many individual Ed-Oh's would they have in total?

• A. $13,860$ ED-OH's
• B. $13,800$ ED-OH's
• C. $13,660$ ED-OH's

Answer 1

The correct option is A $13,860$ ED-OH's

Number of Ed-Oh's in $1$ cereal box $=2,772$ Ed-Oh's
Number of Ed-Oh's in $5$ cereal boxes $=2,772\times 5$ Ed-Oh's

The product $2,772\times 5$ can be evaluated as:



$2,772\times 5$ ED-OH's $=13,860$ ED-OH's

They would have $13,860$ individual ED-OH's in total.