of 6000 apples, every 3rd is too small, every 4th is too green, every 10th is too bruised, and the rest are perfect. how many are too small, green, bruised, and perfect. what if there were N apples?

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of 6000 apples, every 3rd is too small, every 4th is too green, every 10th is too bruised, and the rest are perfect.  how many are too small, green, bruised, and perfect.  what if there were N apples?

matlee · Answer

2000 small apples 1500 too green and 600 too bruised. 1900 Perfect.  
If N apples 
To bruised = 3n
To green= 4n
To bruised =10n 
To perfect = 1900n

anonymous · Answer

the answer is 1400 small, 800 green, 200 bruised, 200 green and bruised, 100 small and bruised, 100 all three, 400 green and small, and 2800 perfect.  I'm really stuck on the general solution of what if there were N apples.

matlee · Answer

i have no idea anymore

anonymous · Answer

i made a venn diagram.  it is so confusing.  so over this problem.

matlee · Answer

Ok i got someone to help us

matlee · Answer

Ok nvm sorry i could help out

anonymous · Answer

thanks anyways, i appreciate it