Dad has 15 oak and maple boards from the lumber yard. each oak board is 6 centimetres thick. each maple board is 9 centimetres t
hick. when my dad stacks the boards, the stack is 96 centimetres thick. how many of each type of board does he have?
2 answers:
Answer:
He has 2 maple boards and 13 oak boards.
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming all boards are oak : 6*15=90
Maple minus oak = 3
96-90=6 6/3=2 maple boards
Verification : 2*9+6*13 = 96
Answer:
13 oak, 2 maple
Step-by-step explanation:
o = oak
m = maple
o + m = 15
6o + 9m = 96
o + m = 15
o = 15 - m
6o + 9m = 96
6(15 - m) + 9m = 96
90 - 6m + 9m = 96
90 + 3m = 96
3m = 6
m = 2
o + 2 = 15
o = 13
6(13) + 9(2) = 96 (Yes, correct!)
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