There are two boxes of chocolate one with 135 chocolates and other with 145 chocolate. Will these two boxes be sufficient for 300 students if every student get only 1 chocolate?

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Solution

Number of chocolate in first box = 135
Number of chocolate in second box = 145
Total number of chocolates = 135 + 145 = 280
Total number of students = 300
Each students get 1 chocolate
Since total number of chocolate are less than number of students these boxes will not be sufficient for 300 students.

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