x + x + 3 = 15
2x = 12
x = 6 boxes on Tuesday
Take it from there.
a shopkeeper sold a total of 15 boxes of pencils on monday and tuesday. he sold 3 more boxes on monday than on tuesday. there were 12 pencils in each box. how many pencils did he sell on monday?
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not understanding much, and you give me another example
I gave you part of the answer. He sold 6 boxes on Tuesday.
How many boxes did he sell on Monday?
Multiply that answer by 12 to find the number of pencils he sold on Monday.
How many boxes did he sell on Monday?
Multiply that answer by 12 to find the number of pencils he sold on Monday.
This is 2 hard
Monday + Tuesday = 15
(x+3)+x = 15
2x=12
x=6...... boxes of Tuesday
x+3=9..... boxes of monday
9x12= 108 pencils that he sold on Monday
(x+3)+x = 15
2x=12
x=6...... boxes of Tuesday
x+3=9..... boxes of monday
9x12= 108 pencils that he sold on Monday
I get the answer now. This is so hard. I need to think a lot.
15boxes - 3boxes = 12 boxes left
12 boxes left / 2days= 6 boxes each
6 boxes each + 3more boxes =9 boxes on Monday
so divide 9 with the 12 pencils. So you will get the answer.
15boxes - 3boxes = 12 boxes left
12 boxes left / 2days= 6 boxes each
6 boxes each + 3more boxes =9 boxes on Monday
so divide 9 with the 12 pencils. So you will get the answer.
I get the answer now. This is so hard. I need to think a lot.
15boxes - 3boxes = 12 boxes left
12 boxes left / 2days= 6 boxes each
6 boxes each + 3more boxes =9 boxes on Monday
so multiply 9 with the 12 pencils. So you will get the answer.
15boxes - 3boxes = 12 boxes left
12 boxes left / 2days= 6 boxes each
6 boxes each + 3more boxes =9 boxes on Monday
so multiply 9 with the 12 pencils. So you will get the answer.