Question

Решение задачи ! в вазе К яблок известно что их было в 2 раза больше чем,груш.сколько в вазе груш?

Answer 1

k : 2 груш в вазе
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Answer 2

Solving the Problem

To solve the problem, we can use a simple algebraic approach. Let's denote the number of pears as P and the number of apples as A. We are given that the number of apples was twice the number of pears, so we can express this relationship as A = 2P. Additionally, we know that the total number of fruits in the vase is the sum of apples and pears, which can be expressed as A + P.

Using the given information, we can solve for the number of pears in the vase.

Calculation

Given that the number of apples was twice the number of pears, we have the equation A = 2P.

Substituting this into the total number of fruits equation, we get A + P = 3P.

So, the total number of fruits is 3 times the number of pears.

Solution

To find the number of pears, we can divide the total number of fruits by 3.

Let's denote the total number of fruits as T. Then, the number of pears P can be calculated as P = T / 3.

Answer

Therefore, the number of pears in the vase is one-third of the total number of fruits.

P = T / 3

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