Question

ЧЕМ ПОХОЖИ ЭТИ задачи и чем различаются 1: в 6 ящиков положили поровну 48 кг ябколк сколько килограммов яблок можно уложить в 8 таких же ящиков.2. 48туристов разместилисьв 6 лодках поровну сколько лодок понадобтся для 64 туристов

Answer 1

1)48/6=8

8*8=64кг

2)48/6=8

64/8=8 лодок

ответ: похоже тем чточто при решение первой задачи вторая задача являеться проверочной. а различаються по тому как мы находим число.

 

Answer 2

Similarities and Differences between the Two Problems

Both of these problems involve distributing a certain quantity of items equally among a given number of containers. However, the items and containers differ in each problem.

Problem 1: Distributing Apples among Boxes

In the first problem, we are given 6 boxes and we need to distribute 48 kg of apples equally among them. We are then asked how many kilograms of apples can be placed in 8 boxes of the same size.

To solve this problem, we can use the concept of proportionality. Since the number of boxes has increased from 6 to 8, we can assume that the amount of apples that can be placed in the 8 boxes will also increase proportionally. Therefore, we can set up a proportion:

6 boxes / 48 kg = 8 boxes / x kg

To find the value of x, we can cross-multiply and solve for x:

6x = 48 * 8

x = (48 * 8) / 6

x = 64 kg

Therefore, we can conclude that 64 kilograms of apples can be placed in 8 boxes of the same size.

Problem 2: Distributing Tourists among Boats

In the second problem, we are given 6 boats and we need to distribute 64 tourists equally among them. We are then asked how many boats will be needed to accommodate 48 tourists.

To solve this problem, we can again use the concept of proportionality. Since the number of tourists has decreased from 64 to 48, we can assume that the number of boats needed will also decrease proportionally. Therefore, we can set up a proportion:

6 boats / 64 tourists = x boats / 48 tourists

To find the value of x, we can cross-multiply and solve for x:

6x = 64 * 48

x = (64 * 48) / 6

x = 512 boats

Therefore, we can conclude that 512 boats will be needed to accommodate 48 tourists.

In summary, both problems involve distributing a certain quantity of items equally among a given number of containers. However, the items and containers differ in each problem. In the first problem, we distribute apples among boxes, while in the second problem, we distribute tourists among boats. Additionally, the specific quantities and numbers of containers differ in each problem.