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malfutka [58]
3 years ago
8

Two workers produced 86 parts during their working shift. The first worker produced 15% more parts than the second one. How many

parts did each worker produce?
Mathematics
1 answer:
vaieri [72.5K]3 years ago
5 0
You can set this up as an equation
Worker 1 produces x parts
Worker 2 produces x+0.15x parts (0.15x is 15% of x)
Thus the equation would be
x+x+0.15x=86
You can solve that for x, which will be the number of parts worker 1 produces
x=40
now we can solve for what worker 2 produces
40+0.15(40)=46 (**since there are two workers, you could also just subtract the parts produced by worker 1 from the total number)

so,
worker 1 produces 40 parts and worker 2 produces 46 parts
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