\begin{tabular}{l|l|} 26. & \( \begin{array}{l}\text { Polly packs party bags for her guests for her } \\ \text { son's birthday party. In every bag she puts } 5 \\ \text { sweets and } 2 \text { biscuits among other things. } \\ \text { Altogether she packed } 100 \text { sweets. How many } \\ \text { biscuits did she pack? }\end{array} \) \\ Answer............................................................. \end{tabular}\( | \)

Polly packs party bags with 5 sweets in each bag, so if she packed a total of 100 sweets, we can find the number of bags by dividing 100 by 5. That gives us 20 bags. Since each bag also contains 2 biscuits, we multiply the number of bags (20) by the number of biscuits per bag (2), resulting in a grand total of 40 biscuits. So, Polly packed 40 biscuits! To visualize it, imagine Polly with 20 colorful party bags, each brimming with 5 delightful sweets and 2 crunchy biscuits. It’s a fun little assembly line of joy, ensuring every guest at her son’s birthday party leaves with a tasty treat. Now everyone can indulge and celebrate together!