Respuesta :
Solving the Diophantine equations for chefs (c) and customers (q) ...
.. 15c -2q = 4
.. 20c -3q = 1
we find that c=2 and q=13 are common solutions.
There were 2 chefs and 13 customers on Tuesday.
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It looks like this is better solved using proportions, since the ratio of roll production is different than the ratio of roll consumption. There can only be one solution.
.. (15c-4)/(20c-1) = 2/3 . . . . the ratio of rolls produced is the same as the ratio of rolls consumed
.. 3(15c -4) = 2(20c -1)
.. 45c -12 = 40c -2
.. 5c =10
.. c = 2 . . . . there were 2 chefs
They produced 30 rolls, of which 4 were left and the remaining devoured 2 at a time. Hence there were
.. (30 -4)/2 = 13 customers.
.. 15c -2q = 4
.. 20c -3q = 1
we find that c=2 and q=13 are common solutions.
There were 2 chefs and 13 customers on Tuesday.
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It looks like this is better solved using proportions, since the ratio of roll production is different than the ratio of roll consumption. There can only be one solution.
.. (15c-4)/(20c-1) = 2/3 . . . . the ratio of rolls produced is the same as the ratio of rolls consumed
.. 3(15c -4) = 2(20c -1)
.. 45c -12 = 40c -2
.. 5c =10
.. c = 2 . . . . there were 2 chefs
They produced 30 rolls, of which 4 were left and the remaining devoured 2 at a time. Hence there were
.. (30 -4)/2 = 13 customers.
Answer:
There were 2 chefs and 13 customers.
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