If a football concession stand purchased 590 candy bars for 6 home games, what is the estimated average number of candy bars sold at each game?

To find the estimated average number of candy bars sold at each game, you need to divide the total number of candy bars purchased by the number of games. In this case, the concession stand purchased 590 candy bars for 6 home games.

The calculation is as follows:

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\text{Average} = \frac{\text{Total Candy Bars}}{\text{Number of Games}} = \frac{590}{6} \approx 98.33

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When estimating the average for practical situations like this, rounding to the nearest whole number provides a simplified answer. Here, 98.33 rounds up to 100 when estimating as you typically would in a scenario related to sales and inventory.

Thus, the estimated average number of candy bars sold at each game is approximately 100. This number is practical and easily used in conversations about sales and inventory management at the concession stand.