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In year Y imported machine tools accounted for 25% of total machine tool sales in the US, and Japanese imports accounted for 45 % of the sales of imported machine tools. If the total sales of machine tools imported from Japan that year was x billion dollars, then the total sales of all machine tools in the US was how many billion dollars?
a) 9x/80
b) 13x/20
c) 80/9x
d) 20x/13
3) 80x/9
how would y ou set this up algebraically?
a) 9x/80
b) 13x/20
c) 80/9x
d) 20x/13
3) 80x/9
how would y ou set this up algebraically?
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07 Nov 2005, 02:09
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My answer is E. Here is my working.
Total imports = 25/100
Japanese = (25/100)*(45/100) - X Billion $
Total sales = X/(25/100)(45/100) = 80X/9
