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3 years ago

Charles has six times as many action figures as ben together the action figures total more than 75 how many does each have

Mathematics

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seropon [69]3 years ago

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Answer:

We have been given that Charles has six times as many action figures as Ben

Let Ben has x action figures

So according to question Charles will have 6x.

together the action figures total more than 75

$x+6x>75$

$7x>75$

$x>\frac{75}{7}$

So Ben will have more than $\frac{75}{7}$ action pictures.

And $6x>6\frac{75}{7}$

$6x>\frac{450}{7}$

Charles will have more than $\frac{450}{7}$ .

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