CHECKING MY ANSWER: a company uses two vans to transport workers from a free parking lot to the workplace between 7:00 and 9:00a.m. one van has 6 more seats than the other. the smaller van makes two trips every morning while the larger one makes only one trip. the two vans can transport 57 people, maximum. Let x be the seats in the small van while y be the seats for the larger van. how many seats does the larger van have?
23 seats?
@Preetha @Michele_Laino
@amistre64 (:
how did you figure this out?
x-6+x-6+x=57 x=23
I got 15 from your equation
small + large = 57 if 23 is the large, 23+23 = 46, 2 large vans cant even transport 57 then
he was saying that the small was 23.
still doesnt work for me 23+23+6 is not 57
large = small + 6 small + small + 6 has to be 57
but wouldn't it be 23+23+29? Because the small van takes 2 trips and then the large is +6
Yesh..?
2 trips ... too many words to keep track of lol
Hahaha, Amistre I'm sorry I make you read so much ):
So I'm right?
:) one van has 6 more seats than the other. large = small + 6 the smaller van makes two trips every morning small + small while the larger one makes only one trip. small + 6 the two vans can transport 57 people 3small +6 = 57
can we assume large has more seats than small?
Yea, 6 more,.
ive seen a lot of clowns come out of a vw ... just saying :)
xDD
51/3 = 17 for the small, so 6 more is 23 is fine to mee
So the question asks for the larger van, It holds 29 right
small= 17 large= 23
of course not. small is 17, 17+6 is 23
Oh yeah, Gotcha.
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