Exam 5: Solving for the Unknown: a How to Approach to Solving Equations

Variables can only be numbers.

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Question 61

A furniture company produces 4 times as many beds on shift 2 as on shift 1. If a total of 1,000 beds were produced, how many were produced on each shift?

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Question 62

If Sears Roebuck sells six times as many batteries as Firestone and their difference in sales is 250,000 batteries, how many batteries did each sell?

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Question 63

Rick and Ranger sell Toyotas for Tom's Auto. Over the past year they sold 360 cars. Assuming Rick sells 5 times as many as Ranger, how many Toyotas did Ranger sell?

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Question 64

B/5 + 3 = 15; B = 16.

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Question 65

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Variables can only be numbers.

A furniture company produces 4 times as many beds on shift 2 as on shift 1. If a total of 1,000 beds were produced, how many were produced on each shift?

If Sears Roebuck sells six times as many batteries as Firestone and their difference in sales is 250,000 batteries, how many batteries did each sell?

Rick and Ranger sell Toyotas for Tom's Auto. Over the past year they sold 360 cars. Assuming Rick sells 5 times as many as Ranger, how many Toyotas did Ranger sell?

B/5 + 3 = 15; B = 16.

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