Question

На все свои сбережения Буратино купил для папы Карло подарки:пиджак,очки,башмаки и набор инструментов.На диаграмме показана цена каждой покупки.Самым дорогим подарком был набор инструментов,самым дешевым-очки.Башмаки стоили не дороже пиджака.Сколько сольдо стоил пиджак? На сколько пиджак дешевле набора инструментов?Сколь всего сольдо потратил Буратино?

Answer 1

35 набор инструментов,15 очки,20 башмаки,25 пиджак.
35-25=10(с.)-на столько пиджак дешевле набора инструментов.
35+15+20+25=95(с.)-всего.
Ответ:95сольдо.

За стоимость вещей можно брать любую цену.

Answer 2

Problem Analysis

We are given that Buratino bought gifts for Papa Carlo using all of his savings. The gifts include a jacket, glasses, shoes, and a set of tools. The diagram shows the price of each purchase, with the set of tools being the most expensive and the glasses being the cheapest. The shoes cost no more than the jacket. We need to determine the price of the jacket, the difference in price between the jacket and the set of tools, and the total amount spent by Buratino.

Solution

To solve this problem, we need to analyze the given information and make some deductions based on the given conditions.

1. The most expensive gift is the set of tools. 2. The cheapest gift is the glasses. 3. The shoes cost no more than the jacket.

Let's use these deductions to find the answers to the questions.

Finding the Price of the Jacket

Since the glasses are the cheapest gift, we can assume that the price of the jacket is higher than the price of the glasses. Let's denote the price of the jacket as x.

Finding the Difference in Price between the Jacket and the Set of Tools

We are given that the set of tools is the most expensive gift. Let's denote the price of the set of tools as y. Since the jacket is not the most expensive gift, we can assume that the price of the jacket is less than the price of the set of tools. Therefore, the difference in price between the jacket and the set of tools is y - x.

Finding the Total Amount Spent by Buratino

To find the total amount spent by Buratino, we need to sum up the prices of all the gifts. Let's denote the total amount spent as z.

Now, let's solve these equations to find the values of x, y - x, and z.

Solution Steps:

1. Let's assume the price of the glasses is g. 2. Since the glasses are the cheapest gift, we can assume that the price of the jacket is g + k, where k is a positive constant. 3. Since the shoes cost no more than the jacket, we can assume that the price of the shoes is g + m, where m is a positive constant. 4. Since the set of tools is the most expensive gift, we can assume that the price of the set of tools is g + n, where n is a positive constant. 5. We are given that the shoes cost no more than the jacket, so g + m ≤ g + k. This implies that m ≤ k. 6. We are also given that the set of tools is the most expensive gift, so g + n > g + k. This implies that n > k. 7. The total amount spent by Buratino is the sum of the prices of all the gifts: z = g + (g + k) + (g + m) + (g + n) = 4g + k + m + n.

Based on the given information, we can't determine the exact values of k, m, and n. However, we can make some observations:

- The glasses are the cheapest gift, so g is the smallest value among all the prices. - The set of tools is the most expensive gift, so n is the largest value among all the prices. - The shoes cost no more than the jacket, so m ≤ k.

Using these observations, we can answer the questions:

1. The price of the jacket is g + k. 2. The difference in price between the jacket and the set of tools is (g + n) - (g + k) = n - k. 3. The total amount spent by Buratino is 4g + k + m + n.

Unfortunately, we don't have the exact values of g, k, m, and n to calculate the exact prices and the total amount spent by Buratino.