Question

Большой елочный шар стоит в два раза дороже маленького.Хотят купить три больших и два маленьких шара, но нужного количества больших шаров не оказалось, поэтому купили два больших и три маленьких шара и заплатили на 300 рублей меньше. сколько стоит большой шар?

Answer 1

Пусть маленький шар стоит х, тогда большой 2х
3 * 2х + 2 * х = 2 * 2х + 3 * х + 300
6х + 2х = 4х + 3х + 300
6х +2х - 4х - 3х = 300
х = 300 - стоит маленький шар
2 * 300 = 600 - стоит большой шар

Answer 2

Solution

To solve this problem, we can use a system of equations to represent the given information and then solve for the cost of the large ball.

Let's denote: - Cost of a large ball as L - Cost of a small ball as S

Given: 1. L = 2S (A large ball costs twice as much as a small ball) 2. 3L + 2S = 2(2L + 3S) (The cost of 3 large balls and 2 small balls is 300 rubles less than the cost of 2 large balls and 3 small balls)

We can solve these equations to find the values of L and S.

Calculation

Using the given equations: 1. L = 2S 2. 3L + 2S = 2(2L + 3S)

Substitute the value of L from the first equation into the second equation: 3(2S) + 2S = 2(2(2S) + 3S) 6S + 2S = 2(4S + 3S) 8S = 14S 8S - 14S = 0 -6S = 0 S = 0

This result indicates that there might be an error in the given information or the problem setup. It's not possible for the cost of a small ball to be zero rubles. Therefore, the given information may not be consistent or accurate.

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