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denpristay [2]
3 years ago
6

Volunteers for a political campaign gave out 21/38 of their fliers. They gave out the remaining 612 fliers in another neighborho

od. What is the total number of fliers they gave out
Mathematics
1 answer:
dmitriy555 [2]3 years ago
4 0

The volunteers gave 1368 fliers in total.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Fliers given by volunteers in first neighborhood = \frac{21}{38}

Remaining fliers = 612

Fraction of remaining fliers = 1-\frac{21}{38}=\frac{38-21}{38}

Fraction of remaining fliers = \frac{17}{38}

Let,

x be the total fliers given by volunteers.

\frac{17}{38}\ of\ x=612

\frac{17}{38}x=612

Multiplying both sides by \frac{38}{17}

\frac{38}{17}*\frac{17}{38}x=612*\frac{38}{17}\\\\x=\frac{23256}{17}\\\\x=1368

The volunteers gave 1368 fliers in total.

Keywords: fraction, division

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