Math, asked by reshmachandrika64, 8 months ago

A restaurant sells chicken burgers for $3.00 each and veg burgers $4.00 each. If the restaurant sold 120 burgers for a total of $450, what was the ration of the number of chicken burgers sold to the ratio of the number of veg burgers sold?

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Answered by kakanisrihitha1998
9

Answer:

1:3

Step-by-step explanation:

Let chicken burgers sold = X

Veg Burgers sold = Y

Given total burgers sold = 120

X + Y = 120 ----> A

1 chicken burger = 3 $

X chicken burgers = 3x $

1 Veg Burger = 4 $

Y veg Burgers = 4y $

Total cost of 120 ( chicken + veg ) = 450

3x + 4y = 450 ---> B

Using the above A and B equations

X = 30 , Y =. 90

So. X: Y = 1:3

Answered by amitnrw
6

1: 3 is the ratio of the number of chicken burgers sold to the number of veg burgers sold

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say Chicken burger sold = C

then Veg Burger Sold = 120 - C

Chicken Burger sold for 3C  Rs

Veg burger sold for = 4(120 - C) = 480 - 4C  Rs

3C + 480 - 4C  = 450

=> C = 30

Chicken Burger Sold = 30

Veg Burger Sold = 120 - 30 = 90

ratio of the number of chicken burgers sold to the number of veg burgers sold = 30/90

= 1/3

1: 3

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