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aev [14]
3 years ago
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Al saves pennines. He agreed to give 6/13 of his pennines to Bev if she would give 6/13 of what she got from Al to Carl and if C

arl in turn would give 6/13 of what he got from Bev to Dani. Bev,Carl, and Dani agreed and Dani received 2376 pennines. How many pennies did Al have initially,
Mathematics
1 answer:
Anuta_ua [19.1K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

24,167 pennies

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's see what happens if we say Al had 1000 pennies.

Bev would get 6/13 of 1000 which is  462 pennies. ((6/13)*1000)

Continuing like this Carl would get (6/13)*462 = 213

Dani would get 213(6/13)=98

Now, another way of writing this is 1000*(6/13)*(6/13)*(6/13).  hopefully that makes sense, if not let me know.

Anyway, what is another way of writing this?  If it isn't clear how else can you write 3*3*3*3?  Exponents is the answer.  3*3*3*3=3^4 and (6/13)*(6/13)*(6/13)= (6/13)^3, so you can write the whole equation as 1000(6/13)^3=98

Now, using the information given in the question we know how much is gotten by Dani as well as (6/13)^3, but we don't know how much we start with.  So instead of 1,000 like I showed lets use a variable x.

x*(6/13)^3 = 2376

Now you can use algebra to solve for x

x*(6/13)^3 = 2376 step one let's just figure out what (6/13)^3 is.

x*(216/2197) = 2376  Now here you can either divide by 216/2197 or multiply by 2197 then divide by 216, it's the same thing.

x = 24167

You can double check too with 24167*(6/13)^3

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