In a leap year a baker baked 500,000 loaves of bread, how many loaves did the bakerbake in February, if his working days are Mondays to Saturdays?

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Patrick B. · Accepted Answer

Assuming one day off per week, and the beginning of the year is NOT a weekend...366 - 52 = 314500000 / 314  = 1592 remainder 112 loaves per work dayMultiplying by 29...46168

In a leap year a baker baked 500,000 loaves of bread, how many loaves did the bakerbake in February, if his working days are Mondays to Saturdays?

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In a leap year a baker baked 500,000 loaves of bread, how many loaves did the bakerbake in February, if his working days are Mondays to Saturdays?

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Either Allison and Betsy come to school , or , if Chloe comes to school , then Daisy comes to school (a,b,c,d)

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