In terms of weight, how many 1/4 pound apples make up 400 apples?

To determine how many 1/4 pound apples make up a total weight equivalent to 400 apples, it's important to first establish the total weight of those apples.

If each apple weighs 1/4 pound, you can calculate the total weight of 400 apples by multiplying the number of apples (400) by the weight of each apple (1/4 pound). This results in:

Total weight = 400 apples × (1/4 pound/apple) = 100 pounds.

Next, to find out how many 1/4 pound apples are needed to equal this total weight of 100 pounds, you would need to recognize that each 1/4 pound apple contributes 1/4 of a pound to the total weight.

To find the number of 1/4 pound apples in 100 pounds, divide the total weight by the weight of each apple:

Number of 1/4 pound apples = Total Weight / Weight of Each Apple

= 100 pounds / (1/4 pound/apple)

= 100 pounds × (4 apples/pound)

= 400 apples.

However, since the calculation has shown that you have 400 of the original apples and we need to account for 1/4