Question

В овощехранилище было 1280 ц морковки когда увезли морковь в магазины на 24 машинах поровну моркови каждой то в овощехранилище Осталось 536 ц моркови .сколько ц моркови увезли на каждой машине? Хватит ли 17 таких машин Чтобы вы везти оставшихся морковок

Answer 1

1) 1280- 536=744(ц)- увезли всего
2) 744:24=31 (ц)- на каждой машине 

Answer 2

1280-536=744 (ц) -увезли всего моркови
744:24=31 (ц)- в одной машине
536:31=17 9/31=18 машин-понадобится, чтобы увезти оставшуюся морковь
Ответ: на каждой машине увезли по 31 ц моркови; 17 машин не хватит, чтобы увезти оставшуюся морковь.

Answer 3

Calculation of Carrots per Car

To calculate the amount of carrots that were transported on each car, we can use the given information.

We know that there were initially 1280 tons of carrots in the vegetable storage, and after transporting them on 24 cars, there were 536 tons of carrots left.

To find out how many tons of carrots were transported on each car, we can subtract the remaining carrots from the initial amount and divide it by the number of cars:

Carrots per car = (Initial amount - Remaining amount) / Number of cars

Substituting the given values:

Carrots per car = (1280 tons - 536 tons) / 24 cars

Carrots per car = 744 tons / 24 cars

Carrots per car ≈ 31 tons

Therefore, each car transported approximately 31 tons of carrots.

Number of Cars Needed for the Remaining Carrots

To determine if 17 cars would be enough to transport the remaining carrots, we need to know the amount of carrots that are left in the vegetable storage.

According to the given information, there were initially 1280 tons of carrots, and after transporting them on 24 cars, there were 536 tons of carrots left.

To find out how many tons of carrots are left, we subtract the remaining carrots from the initial amount:

Remaining carrots = Initial amount - Remaining amount

Remaining carrots = 1280 tons - 536 tons

Remaining carrots = 744 tons

Therefore, there are 744 tons of carrots left in the vegetable storage.

To determine if 17 cars would be enough to transport the remaining carrots, we divide the remaining carrots by the amount of carrots per car:

Number of cars needed = Remaining carrots / Carrots per car

Number of cars needed = 744 tons / 31 tons

Number of cars needed ≈ 24 cars

Since there are 24 cars needed to transport the remaining carrots, 17 cars would not be enough.

Conclusion

To summarize, each car transported approximately 31 tons of carrots. There are 744 tons of carrots left in the vegetable storage, and it would require 24 cars to transport them. Therefore, 17 cars would not be enough to transport the remaining carrots.