In a kiosk, some rubber balls and toy planes were on sale.
111 of the items were rubber balls.
13 of the rubber balls and 212 toy planes were sold. There were
16 of the items left in the kiosk. How many rubber balls and toy planes were there in the kiosk at first?
|
Rubber balls |
Toy planes |
Total |
Comparing rubber balls and toy planes at first |
1x6 = 6 u |
10x6 = 60 u |
11x6 = 66 u |
Before |
3x2 = 6 u |
|
6x11 = 66 u |
Change |
- 1x2 = - 2 u |
- 212
|
- 5x11 = - 55 u |
After |
2x2 = 4 u |
7 u |
1x11 = 11 u |
The total number of toys at first is repeated. Make the total number of toys at first the same. LCM of 11 and 6 is 66.
The number of rubber balls at first is repeated. Make the number of rubber balls the same. LCM of 6 and 3 is 6.
Number of toy planes left
= 11 u - 4 u
= 7 u
Number of toy planes sold
= 60 u - 7 u
= 53 u
53 u = 212
1 u = 212 ÷ 53 = 4
Number of rubber balls and toy planes at first
= 66 u
= 66 x 4
= 264
Answer(s): 264