George had to collect some fruits from two supermarkets and deliver some fruits to another supermarket. He collected from Supermarket H and the ratio of chikoos to passion fruits was 1 : 2. When he reached Supermarket J, he unloaded
1112 of the passion fruits and some chikoos from his van. The ratio of chikoos to passion fruits became 2 : 3. At Supermarket K, 67 chikoos and 47 passion fruits were collected and the number of chikoos to passion fruits became the same.
- How many fruits were there on his van after visiting Supermarket K?
- How many chikoos were delivered to Supermarket J?
|
Location |
Chikoos |
Passion Fruits |
Comparing chikoos and passion fruits at first |
Supermarket H |
1x18 = 18 u |
2x18 = 36 u |
Before 1 |
Supermarket H |
18 u |
12x3 = 36 u |
Change 1 |
Supermarket J |
- ? |
- 11x3 = - 33 u |
After 1 |
Supermarket K |
2 u |
1x3 = 3 u |
Before 2 |
Supermarket K |
2x1 = 2 u |
3x1 = 3 u |
Change 2 |
Supermarket K |
+ 67 |
+ 47 |
After 2 |
Supermarket K |
2 u + 67 |
3 u + 47 |
(a)
The number of passion fruits after unloading at Supermarket J is repeated. Make the number of passion fruits left after unloading at Supermarket J the same. LCM of 3 and 1 is 3.
The number of passion fruits collected at Supermarket H is repeated. Make the number of passion fruits collected at Supermarket H the same by multiplying 2 by 18.
The number of chikoos and passion fruits in the end is the same.
3 u + 47 = 2 u + 67
3 u - 2 u = 67 - 47
1 u = 20
Number of chikoos on his van after collecting from Supermarket K
= 2 u + 67
= 2 x 20 + 67
= 40 + 67
= 107
Number of fruits on his van after collecting from Supermarket K
= 2 x 107
= 214
(b)
Number of chikoos delivered to Supermarket J
= 18 u - 2 u
= 16 u
= 16 x 20
= 320
Answer(s): (a) 214; (b) 320