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andrezito [222]

3 years ago

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A copy machine makes

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IrinaK [193]3 years ago

7 0

This problem can be represented in a formula with fractions. To make it more simple, we are converting 5m30s to just pure seconds, which = 154 copies in 330 seconds.

You set up the formula like this: 154/330 = x/60. (it is x/60 because you want to know the x amount of copies per 60 seconds)

Cross multiply, you get 330x = 9240. Divide both sides by 330, you get:

x = 28 copies.

The final answer is 28 copies per minute

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