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Alik [6]
3 years ago
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A company plans to build at least 152 igloos in a single week by employing skilled workers from the cities of Tomsk and Kyzyl. A

ll Tomskians build the same number of igloos per week, and all Kyzylians build the same number of igloos per week. Let T represent the number of Tomskians and KK represent the number of Kyzylians the company needs to employ to meet its goal. 6T+5K≥152 According to the inequality, how many igloos does each Tomskian build per week, and how many igloos does each Kyzylian build per week?
Mathematics
2 answers:
xxTIMURxx [149]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Each Tomskian build 6 igloos per week.

Each Kyzylian build 5 igloos per week.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let T represent the number of Tomskians and K represent the number of Kyzylians the company needs to employ to meet its goal.

The inequality: 6T+5K\geq152 represents the situation that a company plans to build at least 152 igloos in a single week by employing T Tomskians and K Kyzylians.

We can see that 6T represents the number of igloos made by T Tomskians in one week and 5K represents the number of igloos made by K Kyzylians in one week .

Since all Tomskians and Kyzylians build the same number of igloos per week, therefore, each Tomskian build 6 igloos per week and each Kyzylian build 5 igloos per week.

mote1985 [20]3 years ago
6 0

6 and 5 and yes they can

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