Answer:
Steve picked most green apples among the three people.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
There are three persons Mary, Bianca and Steve who are picking apples.
Few of the apples are green.
We have to find the person who picked the most number of green apples.
Let us first calculate the number of green apples picked by each one of them then we can compare the three values to find the required answer.
Total number of apples picked by Mary = 264
Number of green apples picked by Mary = [tex]\frac{1}{6}[/tex] of the total apples picked by Mary = [tex]\frac{1}{6}\times 264 = 44[/tex]
Total number of apples picked by Bianca = 150
Number of green apples picked by Bianca = 28% of the total apples picked by Bianca= [tex]\frac{28}{100}\times 150 = 42[/tex]
Total number of apples picked by Steve = 340
Number of green apples picked by Steve = 15% of the total apples picked by Steve = [tex]\frac{15}{100}\times 34 = 51[/tex]
We have 3 numbers now, 44, 42 and 51.
Clearly 51 is greatest of them all.
Therefore, Steve picked the most green apples.
