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Three apples cost as much as 4 pears. Three pears cost as much as 2 oranges. How many apples cost as much as 72 oranges ?
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81 apple.... here is what you do:
cost of 1 apple=x cost of 1 pear=y cost of 1 orange=z
3 apples = 4 pears (cost ): 3x=4y 3pears = 2 oranges : 3y=2z
now: one pear y =3/4 x (from the first equation substitute in second: 3y=9/4 x =2z you need 72 oranges - multiply both side by 36: 72z=81x Good?
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I still don't understand the last part everything else is making sence just the last part is confusing.
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