If 6 tomatoes are for $4, how much does 15 tomatoes cost?
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The equation we use here is:
x is for the number of games he played on first day, y is the games on second day. The coefficients are the decimal form of percentages.
Simplify:
To find x we need to use the ratio. We have 85/100 as the first day's ratio and because the games needs to be whole, we can simplify this as 17/20. So in first day, he played at least 20 games and won 17 of them.
When we plug the 20 into the equation as x:
So he needs to play at least 30 games in order to get his score to 94%.
x is for the number of games he played on first day, y is the games on second day. The coefficients are the decimal form of percentages.
Simplify:
To find x we need to use the ratio. We have 85/100 as the first day's ratio and because the games needs to be whole, we can simplify this as 17/20. So in first day, he played at least 20 games and won 17 of them.
When we plug the 20 into the equation as x:
So he needs to play at least 30 games in order to get his score to 94%.