Answer:
35 apples
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that on day 1 she used 6 apples
If on day two, she used twice as many as day 1, day 2 = [tex]6*2=12[/tex]
On day 3 she used triple as many as on day 1, so day 3 = [tex]6*3 = 18[/tex]
day 4 = 15 → given
To find the greatest number of apples possible, we'll use the maximum # of apples = 80.
We need a number that, when added, means that the baker used the maximum # of apples for a work week. To find that, we'll subtract the maximum (80) by the # of used apples on the other 4 days.
day 5 = 80-15-18-12 = 35 apples.