A factory made 5,000 packs of gum. 85% of the packs contained mint-flavored gum. How many packs of mint gum did the factory make?

4250

Step-by-step explanation:

5000 packs of gum were produced by the factory.

85% of them contained mint-flavoured gum.

That is,

(85/ 100) × 5000 packs contained mint-flavoured gum.

= 85 × 50

= 4250.

Out of 5000 packs, 4250 contained mint-flavored gum.

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