Stew

To prepare stew for ten loggers, we need 2.5 kg of potatoes, 0.8 kg of meat, 18 dag of flour, 30 dag onion, and one bread. What is the required amount of raw materials for 50 participants in camps where loggers eat 1.5 times more than a camp participant?

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