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11/2 Maths Problem

In celebration of no occasion whatsoever, I have taken it upon myself to offer my own puzzle.

 
 
 

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Avish Dumir
Avish Dumir
Sep 25, 2020

Sure that works, when I was creating the question I had checked it like this, and I was trying to make it easy to follow/step by step.

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Marcus Lu
Marcus Lu
Sep 25, 2020

Bruh. u don't needa do that.


sum all three equations:

2(x+y+z)=60

x+y+z=30

from this we subtract all three original equations, like so:

x+y+z-(x+y)=30-20

therefore z= 10.

do the same with the rest and you get

x=12

y=8

z=10

then, evaluate 12*8*10/5 and you get the answer, which is 192... wouldn't you say that this is better.

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Avish Dumir
Avish Dumir
Sep 25, 2020

As so many people have viewed and replied to this question, here's the answer: So first we take x+y=20 and subtract it by y+z=18

which means that we have:

x+y-y-z=20-18

x-z=2 We now know that x-z=2

We are going to add x+z=22 to x-z=2

x-z+z+x=24

2x=24

x=12

We now know that x is equal to 12, we can substitute its value into the equations to solve for y and z

x+y=20

y+12=20

y=8

x+z=22

z+12=22

z=10

So we now know that:

x=12

y=8

z=10

We have to calculate: (x*y*z)/5

(12*8*10)/5

(96*10)/5

960/5

192

(x*y*z)/5=192

And that is the answer, as even Marcus has not solved it, I realize that the 5 people who looked at this question didn't try to…


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