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An ice cream company has three manufacturing plants, all of which produce one-gallon containers of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice cream. The matrix below is displayed in the companys annual report. It shows the total production (in thousands of containers) of each size produced at each plant. Which matrix w, X, X or Z, shows the average monthly production of each size at each plant. Plant APlant B Plant C 63,000 126,000 81,000 91,000 133,000 89,000 #Of Strawberry 1-Gallon Containers 78,000 115,000 77,000 Plant APlant B 207 10,413 7,521 10,992 6,446 9,504 MATRIX W Plant C 6,694 7,355 6,364 # of Vanilla 1-Gallon Containers Average Monthly # of Vanilla 1-Gallon Containers Average Monthly # of Chocolate 1-Gallon Containers Average Monthly # of Strawberry 1-Gallon Containers # of Chocolate 1-Gallon Containers Plant APlant B 5,294 10,588 7,647 11,176 6,555 9,664 MATRIXX Average Monthly # of Vanilla 1-Gallon Containers Average Monthly # of Chocolate 1-Gallon Containers Average Monthly # of Strawberry 1-Gallon Containers Plant C 6,807 7,479 6,471 Plant APlant B 5,164 10,328 7,459 10,902 6,393 9,426 MATRIXY Average Monthly # of Vanilla 1-Gallon Containers Average Monthly # of Chocolate 1-Gallon Containers Average Monthly # of Strawberry 1-Gallon Containers Plant C 6,639 7,295 6,311 Plant A 5,250 7,583 6,500 Plant B 10,500 11,083 9,583 MATRIXZ Average Monthly # of Vanilla 1-Gallon Containers Average Monthly # of Chocolate 1-Gallon Containers Average Monthly # of Strawberry 1-Gallon Containers Plant C 6,750 7,417 6,417 Matrix W Matrix X Matrix Y Matrix Z

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A city has four recycling locations. Each location collects aluminum, plastic, newspaper, and glass materials to be recycled on Mondays through Saturdays of each week. Each location keeps a daily record of the number of pounds of each type of recycled material collected. Matrices Location 1, Location 2, Location 3, and Location 4, show collection records for the total number of pounds of each type of material collected for a particular week at each location. Which matrix, W, X, Y, and Z, represents the total number of pounds of each type of recycled material collected by the city for this particular week?

Number of Pounds Collected Total Number of Pounds Collected for the Week Location 1 Aluminum Plastic Newspaper Glass Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday MATRIX W Aluminum Plastic Newspaper Glass 30 201 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 150 175 201 331 297 181 710 167 Number of Pounds Collected Total Number of Pounds Collected for the Week Aluminum Plastic Newspaper Glass Location 2 Aluminum Plastic Newspaper Glass MATRIX X Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 320 361 419 393 365 167 195 320 339 278 101 461 Number of Pounds Collected Total Number of Pounds Collected for the Week Location 3 Aluminum Plastic Newspaper Glass Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday MATRIXY Aluminum Plastic Newspaper Glass Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 105 143 167 38 463 632 737 198 383 278 312 236 762 467 172 286 50 Number of Pounds Collected Total Number of Pounds Collected for the Week Location 4 Aluminum Plastic Newspaper Glass MATRIXZ Aluminum Plastic Newspaper Glass 126 172 107 107 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 84 210 124 123 102 245 165 127

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