<span>Find the ratio of the number of cans in a store:
=> Shop smart = 24 packs (2 for $9)
=> super saver = 12 packs (4 for $10)
=> Price Buster = 12 packs (3 for $ 9)
Let’s start with the first, the shop smart
=> 2/24 = 9/x
=> 4.5 x 2 = 9, thus 4.5 x 24
= 108
=> 2:24 = 9/108
Second, Super Saver
=> 4/12 = 10/x
=> 4 x 2.5 = 10, thus 2.5 x 12
=> 30
=> 4:12 = 10:30
Third, Price Buster
=> 3/12 = 9/x
=> 3 x 3 = 9, thus 3 x 12
=> 36
=> 3:12 = 9:36
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Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
Johny Deposited 50000 rupees,
Jaleel 40000 and
Jaleel 20000 rupees
total deposits = 110,000
They got 3300 rupees as a profit in a month
Johny's investment in percent
50000/110000= 0.45%
Jaleel's investment in percent
40000/110000= 0.36%
Jaleel's(2) investment in percent
50000/110000= 0.18%
They will get
Johny =0.45*33000= 1485 rupees
Jaleel= 0.36*3300= 1188 rupees
Jaleel(2)= 0.18*3300=594 rupees
Answer:
x=18, 96-24=72, x+3x=72, 4x=72, x=18
Step-by-step explanation:
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