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emmainna [20.7K]
2 years ago
5

. En un concesionario de coches hay modelos de varios colores. Los rojos suponen 1 6 del total, los azules, 2 9 del total, y los

blancos, 4 15 del total.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Sholpan [36]2 years ago
4 0

Complete question :

En un concesionario de coches hay modelos de varios colores. Los rojos suponen 1/6 del total, los azules, 2/9 del total, y los blancos, 4/15 del total.

a)¿Cuál de esos colores es el más frecuente?

b) Si hay 40 coches azules, ¿cuántos hay en total?

Responder:

Coches blancos

180 coches

Explicación paso a paso:

Dado que:

Rojo = 1/6 del total

Azul = 2/9 del total

Blanco = 4/15 del total

Para determinar qué color es el más alto, convierta los valores en decimal:

1/6 = 0,166667

2/9 = 0,2222

15/4 = 0,26667

Por lo tanto;

4/15> 2/9> 1/6

Por tanto, los coches blancos son los que más

2.)

Sea Número total = x

Por lo tanto,

2/9 de x = 40

2x / 9 = 40

2x = 360

x = 180

Por tanto, hay 180 coches en total.

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