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Taya2010 [7]
1 year ago
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Flori’s Flower shop contains fewer than 150 flowers. All the flowers are purple, yellow, red or white. The ratio of purple flowe

rs to yellow flowers is 1 : 2, the ratio of yellow flowers to red flowers is 3 : 4 and the ratio of red flowers to white flowers is 5 : 6. How many flowers are there in Flori’s shop?
Mathematics
1 answer:
alexgriva [62]1 year ago
3 0

Flori's Flower Shop have 48 <em>white</em> flowers, 40 <em>red</em> flowers, 30 <em>yellow</em> flowers and 15 <em>purple</em> flowers, whose sum equals 133 flowers, which is fewer than 150 flowers.

<h3>How to determine the quantity of flowers in a flower shop</h3>

Flori's Flower shop owns a quantity less than 150 flowers, in which there are four kinds of flowers according to color: (purple - <em>p</em>, yellow - <em>y</em>, red - <em>r</em>, white - <em>w</em>), each variable represents <em>positive</em> integers. Now we proceed to construct the system of equation that describes the situation:

z < 150     (1)

p + y + r + w = z    (2)

p = y/2     (3)

y = 3 · r/4     (4)

r = 5 · w/6     (5)

By (1) and (3) in (2):

y/2 + y + r + w < 150

By (4):

3 · y/2 + r + w < 150

9 · r/8 + r + w < 150

17 · r/8 + w < 150

By (5):

85 · w/48 + w < 150

133 · w/48 < 150

133 · w < 7200

w < 54.135

Now we assume that <em>w =</em> 48, then we have the following solution for the flower shop: <em>r =</em> 40, <em>y =</em> 30, <em>p =</em> 15.

Flori's Flower Shop have 48 <em>white</em> flowers, 40 <em>red</em> flowers, 30 <em>yellow</em> flowers and 15 <em>purple</em> flowers, whose sum equals 133 flowers, which is fewer than 150 flowers. \blacksquare

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