There were some red cards and purple cards. The cards were packed into 2 bags. At first, Packet E contained 210 cards and 30% of them were purple cards. Packet F contained 555 cards and 60% of them were purple cards. How many red cards and purple cards in total must be moved from Packet E to Packet F such that 20% of the cards in Packet E are red and 50% of the cards in Packet F are purple?
|
Packet E |
Packet F |
Total |
210 |
555 |
|
Purple cards |
Red cards |
Purple cards |
Red cards |
Before |
63 |
147 |
333 |
222 |
Change |
- ? |
- ? |
+ ? |
+ ? |
After |
4 u |
1 u |
1 p |
1 p |
Number of purple cards in Packet E at first
= 30% x 210
=
30100 x 210
= 63
Number of red cards in Packet E at first
= 210 - 63
= 147
Number of purple cards in Packet F at first
= 60% x 555
=
60100 x 555
= 333
Number of red cards in Packet F at first
= 555 - 333
= 222
Packet E in the end20% =
20100 =
15 Purple cards : Red cards = 4 : 1
Packet F in the end50% =
50100 =
12Purple cards : Red cards = 1 : 1
Total number of purple cards = 4 u + 1 p
4 u + 1 p = 63 + 333
4 u + 1 p = 396
1 p = 396 - 4 u --- (1)
Total number of red cards = 1 u + 1 p
1 u + 1 p = 147 + 222
1 u + 1 p = 369
1 p = 369 - 1 u --- (2)
(2) = (1)
369 - 1 u = 396 - 4 u
4 u - 1 u = 396 - 369
3 u = 27
1 u = 27 ÷ 3 = 9
Total number of red cards and purple cards that must be moved from Packet E to Packet F
= 210 - 5 u
= 210 - 5 x 9
= 210 - 45
= 165
Answer(s): 165