Mathematics
Grade5
Easy

Question

Farmer mark sold 372 over 3  pounds of tomatoes on Saturday. The next day, he sold 2 1 half times as many tomatoes as he did on Saturday. How many pounds of tomatoes did the farmer sell on Sunday.?

  1. 41 1 half text  pounds  end text
  2. 94 1 over 6 text  pounds  end text
  3. 95 1 over 6 text  pounds  end text
  4. 45 1 over 6 text  pounds  end text

hintHint:

This can be solved by unitary method. This method says that I we know the value of an entity corresponding to a certain value, we can find the value of the same entity corresponding to the multiple of the same value.

The correct answer is: 94 1 over 6 text  pounds  end text


    37 2 over 3 cross times 2 1 half equals 113 over 3 cross times 5 over 2 equals 565 over 6 equals 94 1 over 6 text  pounds  end text
    Pounds of tomato sold on Saturday = (37 x 3 + 2)/ 3=  113/ 3
    Pounds of tomato sold on Sunday = ( 2  x2 + 1)/ 2 x 113/ 3= 94 1/6 pounds

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