Here are four questions A) 2/5 B) 2/3 C) 1/4 D) 1/10 put them in order
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La tienda que ofrezca la mejor oferta por tres pantalones será aquella que tenga el mayor descuento de liquidación posible.
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En este problema no es posible determinar cuántas tiendas existen ni los descuentos de liquidación () correspondientes a cada uno y que todas las tiendas venden los pantalones al mismo precio de temporada (
).
Las condiciones <em>matemáticas</em> de cada variable es:
(1)
(2)
(3)
La fórmula matemática para el precio final (), en pesos, es la siguiente:
(4)
Consideremos el caso de tiendas, cada una con un descuento de liquidación por cada pantalón y que ese descuento es aplicable a la compra de tres pantalones, entonces la tienda que ofrezca la mejor oferta por tres pantalones será aquella que tenga el mayor descuento de liquidación posible.
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This appears to be just an expression we are simplifying, not an equation we are solving. I THINK you are saying that the expression looks like this:
If you rationalize the denominator, you would get this expression:
which, after simplifying, looks like this:
and that's as simple as I can see that one getting. You can't factor anything out of the denominator to cancel with the numerator, so I think you're as simple as you can get there!
If you rationalize the denominator, you would get this expression:
which, after simplifying, looks like this:
and that's as simple as I can see that one getting. You can't factor anything out of the denominator to cancel with the numerator, so I think you're as simple as you can get there!