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2. Suppose only $85 and $c87 denominations of Camp Bucks were available at Camp Sohcahtoa. a. Could you trade for exactly one $cal package of mints by giving only $c 5 bucks and getting back only $ca7 bucks for change? This time, give an equation only. b. Could you trade for exactly one $c$100 tent by giving only $c 5 bucks and getting back only $ca7 bucks for change? If so, give an equation only. If not, explain why not. (HINT: DO NOT use lists of multiples; instead, use the equation you found in part a, like we did in class) C. Could you trade for an item worth any whole number dollar amount by giving only $c85 bucks and getting back only $cg7 bucks for change? In other words, could you trade for exactly one con item by giving only $c 5 bucks and getting back only $27 bucks for change? If so, give an equation only. If not, explain why not. (HINT: Use the same technique you used in part b. 3. Consider the CampBuck values of $ca9 and $ce 12. a. What is the cheapest item you can buy with these CampBuck values? b. Write an exchange equation for part a and describe the exchange in words. c. If you can show how you can buy something worth each of the following amounts. If you can't just say so. i. $4 ii. $6 ill. $12 2. Suppose only $85 and $c87 denominations of Camp Bucks were available at Camp Sohcahtoa. a. Could you trade for exactly one $cal package of mints by giving only $c 5 bucks and getting back only $ca7 bucks for change? This time, give an equation only. b. Could you trade for exactly one $c$100 tent by giving only $c 5 bucks and getting back only $ca7 bucks for change? If so, give an equation only. If not, explain why not. (HINT: DO NOT use lists of multiples; instead, use the equation you found in part a, like we did in class) C. Could you trade for an item worth any whole number dollar amount by giving only $c85 bucks and getting back only $cg7 bucks for change? In other words, could you trade for exactly one con item by giving only $c 5 bucks and getting back only $27 bucks for change? If so, give an equation only. If not, explain why not. (HINT: Use the same technique you used in part b. 3. Consider the CampBuck values of $ca9 and $ce 12. a. What is the cheapest item you can buy with these CampBuck values? b. Write an exchange equation for part a and describe the exchange in words. c. If you can show how you can buy something worth each of the following amounts. If you can't just say so. i. $4 ii. $6 ill. $12

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