Accountancy, asked by IshwaryaSingh, 5 days ago

Lisa has 170 beads. She has blue, red and purple beads each weighing 13 g, 4 g and 8 g respectively. If there are twice as many red beads as there are blue beads and all the beads weigh 1,216 kg, how many beads of each type does Lisa have?​

Answers

Answered by BeingPari
14

Answer :

Lisa has 48 blue needs, 96 red beads and 26 purple beads.

Explanation :

x + y + z = 170

13x + 4y + 8z = 1,216

y = 2x

x + (2x) + z = 170

3x + z = 170

z = 170 – 3x

13x + 4(2x) + 8z = 1,216

21x + 8z = 1 216

21x + 8(170 – 3x) = 1,216

21x + 1,360 – 24x = 1,216

–3x = –144

x = 48

x = 48

y = 2x = 96

z = 170 – 3x = 26

Answered by ItzSnowSoft
6

Answer:

Lisa has 48 blue needs, 96 red beads and 26 purple beads.

x + y + z = 170

13x + 4y + 8z = 1,216

y = 2x

x + (2x) + z = 170

3x + z = 170

z = 170 – 3x

13x + 4(2x) + 8z = 1,216

21x + 8z = 1 216

21x + 8(170 – 3x) = 1,216

21x + 1,360 – 24x = 1,216

–3x = –144

x = 48

x = 48

y = 2x = 96

z = 170 – 3x = 26

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