Question

Купив 2,6 кг овощей, мама истратила 32,5% имевшихся у нее денег. Сколько килограммов овощей мама еще может купить на остав­шиеся деньги?

Answer 1

Пропорция

2,6 кг   -----------------32,5% денег
х ------------------------ 67,5 % денег

х= 67,5*2,6/32,5 =5,4 кг   еще может купить.

Answer 2

Calculating Remaining Money and Possible Vegetable Purchase

To calculate how many kilograms of vegetables the mother can still buy with the remaining money, we can use the following steps:

1. Calculate the amount of money spent on 2.6 kg of vegetables. 2. Determine the remaining money after the initial purchase. 3. Use the remaining money to calculate how many kilograms of vegetables can be bought at the same price per kilogram.

Step 1: Calculate the Amount of Money Spent

The amount of money spent on 2.6 kg of vegetables can be calculated using the given information that the mother spent 32.5% of her available money.

The formula to calculate the amount spent is: \[ \text{Amount Spent} = \text{Total Money} \times \text{Percentage Spent} \]

Using the given values: \[ \text{Amount Spent} = \text{Total Money} \times 0.325 \]

Step 2: Determine the Remaining Money

The remaining money after the initial purchase can be calculated by subtracting the amount spent from the total money available.

The formula to calculate the remaining money is: \[ \text{Remaining Money} = \text{Total Money} - \text{Amount Spent} \]

Step 3: Calculate Possible Vegetable Purchase

With the remaining money, we can calculate how many kilograms of vegetables the mother can still buy at the same price per kilogram.

The formula to calculate the possible vegetable purchase is: \[ \text{Kilograms of Vegetables} = \frac{\text{Remaining Money}}{\text{Price per Kilogram}} \]

Using the given information, we can now calculate the remaining money and the possible vegetable purchase.

Note: The specific price per kilogram of vegetables is not provided in the given question, so the calculation will be based on the remaining money.

Let's proceed with the calculations.