Mathematics, 08.07.2019 19:00 kamrulh278

Richard works at an ice cream shop. regular cones get two scoops of ice cream; large cones get three scoops. one hot saturday, richard scooped 234 regular cones and 156 large cones. one scoop of ice cream is 3 ounces. a tub of ice cream weighs 10 pounds. how many tubs of ice cream did richard use to make the cones?

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