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2 years ago

Daniel is going to buy a pizza.

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morpeh [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

For each pizza variety, Daniel can choose 18 different toppings. Therefore, for 23 pizza varieties, Daniel can choose from 23 * 18 = 414 different combinations of varieties and toppings.

For each pizza size, Daniel can choose from 414 different combinations of varieties and toppings. Therefore, for n pizza sizes, Daniel can choose from n * 414 = 3726 combinations

414n = 3726

divide both sides by 414 to isolate the n

n = 9

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Explicación paso a paso:

Dado que:

Bolas blancas = 1/5

Bolas negras = 1/7

Bolas rojas = 7

Sea el número total de bolas = x

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Bolas negras = 1 / 7x

Por tanto, total;

(x / 5 + x / 7 + 7) = x

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