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vichka [17]
3 years ago
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Can somebody please help me solve this

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Semenov [28]3 years ago
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Selling price of coconut palm trees sell (Pco)= $75 each

Selling price of saw palmetto palm trees sell (Pp) = $45 each

Selling price of christmas palm trees (Pch) = $30 each

Number of saw palmetto palm trees (Np) = 3 × Number of christmas palm trees (Nch)

Let number of coconut palm trees be Nco

Total price paid by developer for all the palm trees = 12,300

So Total number of trees = Nco + Np + Nch

⇒ 200 = Nco + 3×Nch + Nch

⇒ 200 = Nco + 4Nch ................ (i)

Total selling price of trees = Sco × Nco + Sp × Np + Sch × Nch

⇒ 12,300 = 75×Nco + 45×Np + 30×Nch

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Substituting Np = 3Nch in the above equation

⇒ 2,460 = 15Nco + 9 (3Nch) + 6Nch

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Mutiply (i) with 15 and subtract from (ii)

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⇒ Nco = 120

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