Briley went to the grocery store to buy chocolate ice cream for her party She needed to purchase 5 gallons She was disappointed the store only had 2 boxes that weighed a gallon She bought every other container of chocolate ice cream the store had She bought 4 pint containers and 9 quart containers How much ice cream did Briley purchase? Did she have enough ice cream for her party?

Briley purchased 3.75 gallons of ice cream.

And she didn't have enough ice cream for her party.

Step-by-step explanation:

Giveen:

Briley went to the grocery store to buy chocolate ice cream for her party She needed to purchase 5 gallons

She was disappointed the store only had 2 boxes that weighed a gallon.

She bought every other container of chocolate ice cream the store had.

She bought 4 pint containers and 9 quart containers.

Now, to find the ice cream quantity Briley purchased. And she have enough ice cream for her party or not.

Briley purchased 2 boxes that weighed = 1 gallon.

And the containers of 4 pint and 9 quart.

So, by conversion factor we convert pint and quart into gallon:

1 pint = 0.125 gallon

4 pint =

4 pint = 0.5 gallon.

1 quart = 0.25 gallon

9 quart = 0.25 9

9 quart = 2.25 gallons.

Now, to add all the quantities of ice cream to get the ice cream Briley purchased:

Thus, Briley purchased 3.75 gallons of ice cream.

Now, to get whether she have enough ice cream for her party.

Briley needed to purchase ice cream = 5 gallons.

And, Briley purchase ice cream from grocery store = 3.75 gallons.

So, the quantity of ice cream Briley get which is 3.75 gallons is not enough and it is less than 5 gallons.

Hence, she didn't have enough ice cream for her party.

Therefore, Briley purchased 3.75 gallons of ice cream.

And she didn't have enough ice cream for her party.

14.3

step-by-step explanation:

add all the numbers together.

9 + 12 + 15 + 16 + 17 + 17 = 86

now, divide 86 by how many numbers we have: 6.

86 / 6 = 14.3