Mary and John are competing in a food competition. Their dish is graded on the following categories each worth 18 points: taste, presentation, and addressing the challenge. Taste is worth 60% of their final score; presentation is 25%, and addressing the challenge is 15%. Whoever has the largest final score wins $50,000.
A. What is the largest score possible?
B. Suppose Maryreceived15 points for taste, 9 points for presentation, and 14 points for addressing the challenge. Further suppose John received18 points for taste, 7 points for presentation, and 13 points for addressing the challenge. Who won?

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Answer:

A.54

B. Mary has 38 points and John has 38 point so they are tied

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Based on the point distribution stated in the sentence, the person with the largest possible score is 54 ; and since they have the same points, then they are tied.

  • Point per category = 18
  • Number of categories = 3

Largest possible score :

  • (Total percentage × point per category × number of categories)

  • (100% × 18 × 3) = 54 points

B.)

Mary's Score :

  • (15 + 9 + 14) = 38 points

John's score :

  • (18 + 7 + 13) = 38 points

Mary and John's points are tied, Hence, there is no definite winner.

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