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gregori [183]
3 years ago
9

Rafael want to buy the same number of gifts bags and bows gifts bags are sold in packs of 6. Bows are sold in packs of 9. What i

s the least number of gifts bags and bows that Rafael can buy?
Mathematics
1 answer:
GenaCL600 [577]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Rafael should buy 9 gift bags and 6 bows packet so, that she can have SAME NUMBER OF ITEMS, i.e 54.

Step-by-step explanation:

The gift bags are sold in the packs of 6.

So, the number of gift bags in 1 packet  = 6 gift bags

The number of gift bags in 2  packet  = 6 x 2 gift bags  = 12  gift bags

The number of gift bags in 3  packet  = 6 x 3 gift bags  = 18  gift bags

And continuing similarly, we get

The number of gift bags in 9  packet  = 6 x 9 gift bags  = 54 gift bags.. (1)

The bows are sold in the pack of 9.

So, the number of bows in 1 packet  = 9 bows

The number of bows in 2 packet   = 9 x 2 bows  = 18 bows

The number of bows in 3 packet   = 9 x 3 bows  = 27 bows

And continuing similarly, we get

The number of bows in 6  packet  = 9 x 6 bows  = 54 bows... (2)

Here, comparing both equations (1) and (2) , we get

The number of gift bags = 54  = The number of bows.

Hence, Rafael should buy 9 gift bags and 6 packet of bows so, that she can have SAME NUMBER OF ITEMS, i.e 54.

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