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Dmitrij [34]
3 years ago
7

THE SEVEN APPLEWOMEN

Mathematics
1 answer:
Yuri [45]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The amount each took home was 20 unit currency.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given parameters are

The number of apples with each of the seven apple women = 20, 40, 80, 100, 120, and 140

The number of apples each woman has can be written in the following formula obtained online which is a series formula

a·n + (n - 1), (a + b)·n + (n - 2), (a + 2·b)·n + (n - 3), (a + 3·b)·n + (n - 4), (a + 4·b)·n + (n - 5), (a + 5·b)·n + (n - 6), (a + 6·b)·n + (n - 7)

Which gives;

a·n + (n - 1) = 20

(a + b)·n + (n - 2)=40

(a + 2·b)·n + (n - 3) = 60

(a + 3·b)·n + (n - 4) = 80

(a + 4·b)·n + (n - 5) = 100

(a + 5·b)·n + (n - 6) = 120

(a + 6·b)·n + (n - 7) = 140

Solving the above system, we get

n = 7, a = 2, b = 3

Which gives

2×7 + 6 = 20

5×7 + 5=40

8×7 + 4 = 60

11×7 +  3 = 80

14×7 + 2 = 100

17×7 + 1 = 120

20×7 + 0 = 140

Whereby all the women sold the apples for the same sum price, based on market pricing if groups of apples are sold at 1 unit currency for 7, and extras are sold for 3 unit currency per extra 1, we have the amount taking home by each of them given as follows;

2×1 + 6×3 = 20

5×1 + 5×3=20

8×1 + 4×3 = 20

11×1 +  3×3 = 20

14×1 + 2×3 = 20

17×1 + 1×3 = 20

20×1 = 20

Therefore, the amount each took home was 20 unit currency.

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