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Jan Villaroel
Topic: Algebra Posted 1 year ago
A company sells two types of computers, A and B. The ratio of the number of type A computers to type B computers is 2:3. If they sell a total of 250 computers, how many of each type are sold?

A company sells two types of computers, A and B. The ratio of the number of type A computers to type B computers is 2:3. If they sell a total of 250 computers, how many of each type are sold?


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Koala Tutor
Nov 7, 2023
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Let the number of type A computers be 2x
And the number of type B computers be 3x
Total number of computers =2x+3x=5x
5x=250
x=<<50=50>>50
Type A computers=2(50)=<<2*50=100>>100
Type B computers=3(50)=<<3*50=150>>150. Answer: \boxed{100,150}.

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