SOLUTION: An elf in Santa�s Workshop can typically build two giant robot toys a week. If the elf works year-round, how many giant robot toys is he likely to produce in one year? please expla

Question 969356: An elf in Santa�s Workshop can typically build two giant robot toys a week. If the elf works year-round, how many giant robot toys is he likely to produce in one year? please explain
A. 24 giant robot toys
B. 26 giant robot toys
C. 52 giant robot toys
D. 96 giant robot toys
104 giant robot toys
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An elf in Santa�s Workshop can typically build two giant robot toys a week. If the elf works year-round, how many giant robot toys is he likely to produce in one year? please explain
A. 24 giant robot toys
B. 26 giant robot toys
C. 52 giant robot toys
D. 96 giant robot toys
104 giant robot toys
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The year has 52 weeks
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Use a proportion:
x/52 = 2/1
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x = 104
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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