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goldenfox
16 days ago
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Peter is at a lumber yard. He gets 2 free boxes of nails for every 10 boards he buys. Write an expression for the number of boxe

s of nails Peter will get if he buys n boards. If each box has 100 nails, explain how to write an expression to find how many nails Peter will have if he purchases 90 boards.
Mathematics
2 answers:
AnnZ [9K]16 days ago
7 0
A. The quantity of 10-boards that Peter purchases is equal to n divided by 10. Consequently, each of the 10-boxes will receive two boxes of nails. After purchasing n boards, the formula for the number of boxes of nails Peter will have will be,

N = (2)(n/10)

When simplified,

N = n/5

b. If the total number of boards is 90, then,

N2 = (90/10)(2)(100 nails/box)
N2 = 1800

Final Answer: 1800
Svet_ta [9.5K]16 days ago
3 0

The precise answer is:

The algebraic equation n/10, where n denotes the quantity of boards, symbolizes how many times he receives 2 complimentary boxes of nails. Hence, 2(n/10), or n/5, indicates the total number of boxes, and 100(n/5), which equates to 20n, shows the nail count. By substituting 90 for n,

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