I'm going to assume that you meant 450kg for the combined weight, 190kg more and 3 Llamas. I'm pretty sure Llamas and Okapis don't weigh 450450450kg (that's 993,073,252 pounds). :)
x= Okapi weight
y= Llama weight
EQUATIONS:
There are 2 equations to be written:
1) 450kg is equal to the weight of one Okapi and one Llama
450kg= x + y
2) The weight of 3 llamas is equal to the weight of one Okapi plus 190kg.
3y=190kg + x
STEP 1:
Solve for one variable in one equation and substitute the answer in the other equation.
450kg= x + y
Subtract y from both sides
450-y =x
STEP 2:
Substitute (450-y) in second equation in place of x to solve for y.
3y=190kg + x
3y=190 + (450-y)
3y=640 -y
add y to both sides
4y=640
divide both sides by 4
y=160kg Llama weight
STEP 3:
Substitute 160kg in either equation to solve for x.
3y=190kg + x
3(160)=190 + x
480=190 + x
Subtract both sides by 190
290= x
x= 290kg Okapi weight
CHECK:
3y=190kg + x
3(160)=190 + 290
480=480
Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The description is too ambiguous to reconstruct the diagram. You need to post the actual diagram.
That diagram is just one way to view division by a fraction. An easier way: DIVIDING by a fraction is the same as MULTIPLYING by the upside-down fraction. For example,
(1/2) ÷ (1/4) = (1/2) × (4/1) = 2
That doesn’t help you answer this particular question, though.
Answer:
Is there a picture to go with this because otherwise it's not enough info...
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