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Mark bought four times as many apples as Harry and three times as many apples as Martin. If Mark, Harry, and Martin purchased less than a total of 190 apples, what's the greatest number of apples that mark could have purchased?
12 years ago

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Dr. Jane
x = Mark's
y = Harry's
z = Martin's

x = 4y so y =1/4 x
x = 3z so z = 1/3 x

x + 1/4 x + 1/3 x < 190
12/12 x + 3/12 x + 4/12 x <190

Solve for x.

12 years ago
Anonymous
168
9 years ago

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