Raymond B. answered 08/10/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
boxes of 10 singles
20 9
19 19
18 29
17 39
16 49
15 59
14 69
13 79
12 89
11 99
10 109
9 119
8 129
7 139
6 149
5 159
4 169
3 179
2 189
1 199
0 209
each row sums to 209
or if she bought 21 packs she'd have 1 snack left over for the next year
but it would probably be the cheapest way to go, depending on the relative prices of the 10 pack and the single pack.
Usually, almost always there's a volume discount. if the 10 pack cost less than $10 and the single snack cost $1, it would be cheaper to buy 21 ten packs.
21 x $9.99 = $209.79 for 21 ten packs
20 x $9.99= $199.80 plus one single at $1 = $209.80 saving one penny by buying 21 ten packs instead of 20 tens and 1 single, if there's a once cent volume discount.