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Archy [21]
2 years ago
14

Un ingeniero realiza las siguientes observaciones sobre las ventas de impresoras en una tienda: Hay impresoras Epson, Hp y Canno

n. El número de impresoras Epson y HP es cinco veces el número de las Cannon. Además, el número de impresoras Epson es el triple que el de la Cannon y El total de impresoras Cannon y Hp asciende a 123​
Mathematics
1 answer:
Karolina [17]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

En la tienda hay 123 impresoras Epson, 82 impresoras HP y 41 impresoras Cannon.

Step-by-step explanation:

Para determinar el número de impresoras de cada marca, se deben plantear las siguientes ecuaciones:

E + HP = 5 x C

E = 3 x C

C + HP = 123

Así, teniendo en cuenta estas ecuaciones y los valores de cada marca dentro del stock de la tienda, se puede plantear la siguiente equivalencia:

Si E = 3C y E + HP = 5C, entonces HP = 2C, ya que 5C - 3C = 2C.

Entonces, las equivalencias son las siguientes:

E = 3C

HP = 2C

Si C + HP = 123, podríamos decir que 3C = 123. Por ello, dado que 123 / 3 es igual a 41, el número de impresoras Cannon asciende a 41 unidades.

A su vez, el número de impresoras HP es de 82 unidades (41 x 2), mientras que el número de impresoras Epson asciende a 123 unidades (41 x 3).

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