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A man buys a number of golf balls for $6 if he had paid 50 cents less for each he could have bought six more for $6 how many balls did he buy

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Answered by parmindergill1p2w8k7
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Let x be the number of golf balls.

The total cost is $6.00

Since total cost=(x)⋅(cost per ball), the cost per golf ball (CPC) is 

$6.00

x

. He pays $0.50 less for each to get six more than his initial.

(CPC−$0.50)⋅(x+6)

(

6

x

−0.5)(x+6)

(

6

x



0.5x

x

)(x+6)

(

6−0.5x

x

)(x+6)

x⋅(

6−0.5x

x

)(x+6)

(6−0.5x)(x+6)

6x+36−0.5

x

2

−3x

36−0.5

x

2

+3x

36−0.5

x

2

−3x

−0.5

x

2

−3x+36

=$6.00

=6

=6

=6

=6⋅x

=6x

=6x

=6x

=0

=0

To get rid of x in denom

Quadratic formula

x

x

x

x

=

−(−3)±

(−3

)

2

−4(−0.5)(36)



































2(−0.5)

=



81







−1

=−1(3±9)

=−12 or x=6

Reject x=−12. He bought 6 balls




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