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For a banquet of 45 people you will need 100g of cooked carrots per person. The setup drop is 15% and the tournament loss is 26%. The cooking loss accounts for another 6%.

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Answer to a math question For a banquet of 45 people you will need 100g of cooked carrots per person. The setup drop is 15% and the tournament loss is 26%. The cooking loss accounts for another 6%.

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Um die benötigte Menge an rohen Karotten zu berechnen, müssen wir den Garverlust, den Tournierverlust und den Rüstabfall berücksichtigen.

1. Schritt: Tournierverlust
Der Tournierverlust beträgt 26%. Das bedeutet, dass nach dem Tournieren nur 74% des ursprünglichen Gewichts übrig bleiben.
74\% = 0.74

2. Schritt: Rüstabfall
Der Rüstabfall beträgt 15%. Das bedeutet, dass nach dem Rüsten nur 85% des ursprünglichen Gewichts übrig bleiben.
85\% = 0.85

3. Schritt: Garverlust
Der Garverlust beträgt 6%. Das bedeutet, dass nach dem Garen nur 94% des ursprünglichen Gewichts übrig bleiben.
94\% = 0.94

4. Schritt: Gesamtverlust
Um den Gesamtverlust zu berechnen, multiplizieren wir die einzelnen Verluste: Tournierverlust, Rüstabfall und Garverlust.
Gesamtverlust = 0.74 \times 0.85 \times 0.94

5. Schritt: Berechnung der benötigten Menge
Die benötigte Menge an rohen Karotten für eine Person beträgt 100g. Um die Menge für 45 Personen zu berechnen, multiplizieren wir die benötigte Menge pro Person mit der Anzahl der Personen und dem Gesamtverlust.
Menge = 100g \times 45 \times (0.74 \times 0.85 \times 0.94)

Antwort: Die benötigte Menge an rohen Karotten für das Bankett mit 45 Personen beträgt ca. 2922g.

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