Math, asked by sahupratham76, 6 months ago

Hamid has three boxes ,of different fruits.
1. Box A. weighs : 5/2kg more than box B and Box C weight 21/2 kg more than box b the total weight of box are 48 3/4 kg how many kg does box a weight​

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Answered by valentinastankovicc5
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Answer:

i think it is A = 14 \frac{5}{12\\} kg

Step-by-step explanation:

A = x + \frac{5}{2\\} kg

B = x

C = x + \frac{21}{2} kg

A + B + C = 48 \frac{3}{4}

x + \frac{5}{2\\} kg + x kg + x + \frac{21}{2} kg = \frac{195}{4\\} kg

x + \frac{10}{4\\}kg + x kg + x + \frac{42}{4} kg = \frac{195}{4\\} kg

3x + \frac{52}{4} kg= \frac{195}{4\\} kg

3x = \frac{195}{4\\} kg - \frac{52}{4} kg

3x = \frac{143}{4\\} kg

x = \frac{143}{4\\} kg ÷ \frac{3}{1}

x = \frac{143}{4\\} kg · \frac{1}{3}

x = \frac{143}{12\\} kg

A =  \frac{143}{12\\} kg +  \frac{30}{12\\} kg

A = \frac{173}{12\\} kg

A = 14 \frac{5}{12\\} kg

Answered by hanuhomecarepr72
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Answer:

hopefully it will work

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