6. Deepak has one pink, three greens, two yellows, and four blues saved up in his...

 

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6. Deepak has one pink, three greens, two yellows, and four blues saved up in his dresser drawer that he plans to give to his four children as a gift. He knows that if it is not clear immediately that each child is getting the same amount of money, someone will complain. Deepak is going to take the money to the bank and exchange it for bills that will allow him to give each child the exact same bills. Deepak wants to use as much of the money as possible, but needs to stay fair. (a) What bills will each child get? Does Deepak have any bills left over? (b) How much money does each child get? Use p for pink, g for green, y for yellow, and b for blue 6. Deepak has one pink, three greens, two yellows, and four blues saved up in his dresser drawer that he plans to give to his four children as a gift. He knows that if it is not clear immediately that each child is getting the same amount of money, someone will complain. Deepak is going to take the money to the bank and exchange it for bills that will allow him to give each child the exact same bills. Deepak wants to use as much of the money as possible, but needs to stay fair. (a) What bills will each child get? Does Deepak have any bills left over? (b) How much money does each child get? Use p for pink, g for green, y for yellow, and b for blue