Math, asked by sukritidpsdubai, 9 months ago

Bailey’s restaurant bought 6 1/3 kg of onions. The restaurant bought 7 times as much potatoes as onion. How many kg of potatoes did the restaurant buy? In a day the restaurant needs 2 1/3 kg of potatoes. For how many days will the total potatoes last?

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Answered by sanjeevk28012
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Given :

The quantity of onions that restaurant bought = 6 \dfrac{1}{3}  = \dfrac{19}{3} kg

The quantity of potatoes that restaurant bought = 7 × quantity of onions

The quantity of potatoes does restaurant needs in a day = 2 \dfrac{1}{3}  = \dfrac{7}{3} kg

To Find :

( a ) How many kg of potatoes did the restaurant buy

( b ) For how many days will the total potatoes last

Solution :

( a )

Let The quantity of potatoes did the restaurant buy = x kg

∵ The quantity of potatoes that restaurant bought = 7 × quantity of onions

Or,                                                                          x   = 7 ×  \dfrac{19}{3} kg

Or,                                                                          x    =  \dfrac{133}{3} kg

The quantity of potatoes that restaurant bought =  x   =  \dfrac{133}{3} kg

( b )

Let The number of days will the total potatoes last = n days

Applying unitary method

∵ For \dfrac{7}{3} kg of potatoes , number of day required = 1

Or, For 1 kg of potatoes , number of day required = \dfrac{1}{\dfrac{7}{3} } = \dfrac{3}{7}

∴  For \dfrac{133}{3} kg of potatoes , number of day required = \dfrac{3}{7} × \dfrac{133}{3}

Or,                                                                            n = \dfrac{3 \times 133}{3 \times 7}

i.e                                                                             n  = \dfrac{133}{7}

                                                                              n = 19 days

So, The number of days will the total potatoes last = n = 19 days

Hence,

( a ) The quantity of potatoes that restaurant bought is \dfrac{133}{3} kg

( b ) The number of days will the total potatoes last is 19 days           . Answer

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