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12.02.2021 •
Mathematics
Garrett plans to attend the Scott County Fair and is trying to decide what would be a better deal. He can pay $30 for unlimited rides, or he can pay $17 for admission plus $1 per ride. If Garrett goes on a certain number of rides, the two options wind up costing him the same amount. How many rides is that? What is that cost?
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When loaded with iron rods a lorry has mass of 12000kg. if the mass of iron rods is three times that of the empty lorry, find the mass of iron.
3000kg
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us represent
Mass of lorry = x
Mass of iron rods = y
x + y = 12000kg Equation 1
x = 12000kg - y
We are told that:
If the mass of iron rods is three times that of the empty lorry, find the mass of iron.
x = 3y
We substitute 3y for x in Equation 1
x = 12000kg - y
3y = 12000kg - y
Collect like terms
3y + y = 12000kg
4y = 12000kg
Divide both sides by 4
y = 12000kg/4
y = 3000kg
Note that:
Mass of iron rods = y
Hence, Mass of iron rods = 3000kg