Jon P. answered 02/22/15
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There are 2 adults, who each get 2 parts (for a total of 4 for the adults), and 4 children, who each get one part (for a total of 4 for the children).
So there are a total of 8 parts that the bread is apportioned into.
So each part is 360 g / 8 = 45 g. So each adult gets two parts, or 90 g, and each child gets one part, or 45 g.
There are 453.6 grams in a pound, so if each child gets 45 g per week, it will take 453.6 / 45 weeks = 10.07 weeks. That means that after 10 weeks, each child would have had slightly less than a pound. So after 11 weeks, they would have eaten 1 pound.