A luncheon for 36 guests costs $207. what was the cost per guest?
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Let x be the <span>heights of a maple tree and y be the height of the cherry tree.
We know:
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<span>The new ratio is obtained like this:
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From the above equation we get
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then
Solving the above equation for y we get:
So
So the first tree is (400-160=240) more taller than cherry tree.
We know:
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<span>The new ratio is obtained like this:
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From the above equation we get
then
Solving the above equation for y we get:
So
So the first tree is (400-160=240) more taller than cherry tree.