Question

На швейной фабрике сшили костюмы из 1536 м серой ткани и 2952 м коричневой ткани. коричневых костюмов вышло на 472 больше чем серых . сколько сшили серых и коричневых костюмов

Answer 1

1)2952-1536=1416 м. израсходовали больше коричневой ткани
2)1416:472=3 м. на один костюм 
3)1536:3=512  серых костюмов 
4)2952:3=984  коричневых
ответ: 512. серых костюмов и 984 коричневых костюмов

Answer 2

Calculation of Gray and Brown Suits

To calculate the number of gray and brown suits, we can use the information provided in the question.

Let's denote the number of gray suits as G and the number of brown suits as B.

According to the question, the total amount of gray fabric used is 1536 meters, and the total amount of brown fabric used is 2952 meters.

We also know that the number of brown suits is 472 more than the number of gray suits.

Using this information, we can set up the following equations:

Equation 1: G * X = 1536 (where X is the amount of fabric used for each gray suit)

Equation 2: B * Y = 2952 (where Y is the amount of fabric used for each brown suit)

Equation 3: B = G + 472 (the number of brown suits is 472 more than the number of gray suits)

To solve these equations, we need to find the values of G and B.

Let's start by solving Equation 1 for X:

G * X = 1536

Dividing both sides of the equation by G:

X = 1536 / G

Next, let's solve Equation 2 for Y:

B * Y = 2952

Dividing both sides of the equation by B:

Y = 2952 / B

Now, let's substitute the value of B from Equation 3 into Equation 2:

Y = 2952 / (G + 472)

Since X and Y represent the amount of fabric used for each gray and brown suit respectively, we can assume that X and Y are integers.

From the search snippet, we can see that the number 472 is mentioned in relation to the number of brown suits. However, the snippet does not provide the exact value of G or B. Therefore, we cannot determine the exact number of gray and brown suits based solely on the information provided.

However, we can still calculate the possible values of G and B by assuming different values for G and solving for B using Equation 3.

For example, if we assume G = 100, then B = G + 472 = 572.

Using these values, we can calculate the amount of fabric used for each gray and brown suit:

X = 1536 / G = 1536 / 100 = 15.36 meters per gray suit

Y = 2952 / B = 2952 / 572 = 5.15 meters per brown suit

Please note that these values are approximate and based on the assumption that G = 100. The actual values of G and B cannot be determined without additional information.

In conclusion, based on the information provided, we cannot determine the exact number of gray and brown suits that were made. However, we can calculate the possible values of G and B by assuming different values for G.