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erik [133]
3 years ago
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Tim,Griff and Kay baked chocolate for Kay s birthday party.Tim baked 3 times as many as Kay.Griff baked half as many as Tim.Alto

gether they baked 88 chocolate.How many did Tim make
Mathematics
1 answer:
lianna [129]3 years ago
3 0
Answer: 48

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Define the number of cakes they baked in term of x
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Let the number of cakes Kay baked be x

Kay = x
Tim = 3x                ← Tim baked 3 times as many as Kay
Griff = 1.5x            ← Griff baked 1/2 as many as Tim

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Construct the equation and solve for x
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The total number of cakes baked was 88.

x + 3x + 1.5x = 88        ← Combine like terms
5.5 x = 88                     ← Divide by 5.5
÷5.5    ÷5.5
x = 16

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Find the number of cakes each baked
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Kay = x = 16
TIm = 3x = 16 x 3 = 48
Griff = 1.5x = 1.5(16) = 24

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Answer: Tim baked 48 cakes.
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