Answer:
20kg of $0.89 candy
10kg of $1.10 candy
Step-by-step explanation:
Candy 1 = 0.89 per kg
Candy 2 = 1.10 per kg
Total kilogram, kg = 30
Let candy 1 = x ; candy 2 = (30 - x) ;
0.89x + 1.10(30 - x) = 0.96(30)
0.89x + 33 - 1.10x = 28.8
0.89x - 1.10x = 28.8 - 33
-0.21x = - 4.2
x = 4.2 / 0.21
x = 20
20kg of $0.89 candy
(30 - x) = (30 - 20) = 10kg
10kg of $1.10 candy
Answer: tea = 15 rupees per kg
sugar= 3 rupees per kg
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi, to answer this question we have to write a system of equations with the information given:
<em>"Two kg of tea and 3 kg of sugar cost rupees 39 in january 1997":
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2 t + 3 s =39 (a)
Where:
- t= price of 1 kg of tea
- s = price of 1 kg of sugar
<em>"in march 1997 the price of the tea increased by 25% (1.25)and the price of the sugar increased by 20%(1.20) and the same quantity of tea and sugar cost rupees 48.30.
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2(t1.25)+3(s1.2) = 48.30 (b)
- <em>Solving for t in (b)
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2t =39-3s
t = (39 -3s)/2
t = 19.5-1.5s
- <em>Replacing the value of t in (b)
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2 x ((19.5-1.5s)1.25)+ 3 ( 1.2s) =48.30
2x ( 24.375 -1.875s) +3.6s =48.30
48.75 -3.75s+3.6s= 48.30
48.75-48.30 = 3.75s-3.6s
0.45= 0.15s
0.45/0.15 =s
3 =s
- <em>Replacing the value of s in (a)
</em>
2 t + 3 (3) =39
2 t + 9 =39
2 t =39 -9
2 t =30
t = 30/2
t= 15
Prices in january:
tea = 15 rupees per kg
sugar= 3 rupees per kg
Feel free to ask for more if needed or if you did not understand something.
Answer:
x = - 33
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
(x + 6) = - 18
Multiply both sides by 3 to clear the fraction
2(x + 6) = - 54 ( divide both sides by 2 )
x + 6 = - 27 ( subtract 6 from both sides )
x = - 33
Answer:
14x-19
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