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Neporo4naja [7]
2 years ago
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Set up abs solve an equation for the following business situation

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1 answer:
maria [59]2 years ago
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The number of times each was sold, i.e., regular keyboards and wireless keyboards are sold are 15 and 45 times respectively for the business situation.

<h3>How many of each keyboard was sold?</h3>

Let us assume the number of sales times as "m"

Given information:

Price of regular keyboards = $83

Price of wireless keyboard = $113

The equation to find out the number of times sales

⇒ 83(3m)+115(m) = 5460was

⇒ 249m+115m=5460

⇒ 364m = 5460

⇒ m=15

⇒3(15) = 45

\text{PC sold 42 regular keyboards and 14 wireless keyboards}

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