Question

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Answer 1

Answer:

Number of yellow ribbons is $Y=\frac{12}{17}M+\frac{30}{17}$

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number of yellow ribbons are R and number of yellow ribbons are Y.

Then as per statement of the question

$\frac{R}{Y}=\frac{17}{6}$

Or $\frac{Y}{R}=\frac{6}{17}$

$Y=(\frac{6}{17})R$-----------(1)

Now number of red ribbons is (2m + 5)

R = (2m + 5)

Now we replace the value of R in the equation (1)

$Y=\frac{6}{17}(2M+5)$

$Y=\frac{12}{17}M+\frac{30}{17}$

Answer is number of yellow ribbons is $Y=\frac{12}{17}M+\frac{30}{17}$

Answer 2

The correct answer is 12/17m+30/17 yellow ribbons.

Explanation:
Setting up a proportion to represent the ratio of red to yellow, we have
r/y = 17/6.

Cross multiply:
6r=17y.

To isolate y, cancel 17 by dividing:
6r/17 = y, or (6/17)r=y.

Substituting 2m+5 for r, we have
(6/17)(2m+5)=y.

Use the distributive property:
(6/17)*2m+(6/17)*5=y
(12/17)m+30/17=y.