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Firlakuza [10]
3 years ago
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Tenemos 2 garrafas una al 20% y otra al 30%. Cual es su capacidad de las garrafas si tenemos 12 litros de agua

Mathematics
1 answer:
Korolek [52]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Cada garrafa tiene una capacidad de 24 litros.

Step-by-step explanation:

Tenemos dos garrafas, definamos V como el volumen que cada garrafa tiene.

Sabemos que una de las garrafas tiene el 20%, entonces el volumen de agua que tiene esta garrafa es:

(20%/100%)*V

Y la otra garrafa tiene el 30%, entonces esta garrafa tiene:

(30%/100%)*V

El volumen total de agua es la suma de esos dos volúmenes, que nos da:

(20%/100%)*V + (30%/100%)*V

Y sabemos que tenemos 12 L de agua, entonces podemos escribir la ecuación:

12 L = (20%/100%)*V + (30%/100%)*V

Ahora podemos resolver esto para V.

12L = 0.2*V + 0.3*V

12L = 0.5*V

12L/0.5 = V

24L = V

Cada garrafa tiene una capacidad de 24 litros.

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