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Two amateur wrestling squads—Squad A and Squad B—competed against each other. Each squad had the same (nonzero) number of its members who were contestants. In the competition, each contestant in Squads A and B wrestled against exactly one contestant in the other squad, and no non-contestant member of either squad wrestled. Let x be the proportion of Squad A's members who were contestants in the competition and let y be the proportion of Squad B’s members who were contestants in the competition. In terms of x and y only, what is the proportion of the total number of members in the two squads who were contestants in the competition?
Divide both the numerator and denominator by a.
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Which one of the following procedures, when applied to the last mathematical expression in the Concise Solution tab, gives a mathematical expression that answers the question asked in the Problem Statement tab?
| Multiply both the numerator and denominator by a. | |
| Multiply both the numerator and denominator by y. | |
| Divide both the numerator and denominator by a. | |
| Subtract a and then divide the result \(a + \frac{x}{y}a\). | |
| Divide by \(a + \frac{x}{y}a\). and then subtract a from the result. |
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Divide both the numerator and denominator by a.
9: No
10: No
12: Yes
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A given number is a possible value of a’ if, for each value of x in the Table tab, there is a value of a that is compatible with that value of x and the other information provided. For each of the following numbers, select Yes if, given this condition, it is a possible value of a' Otherwise select No.
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\(a' = yb\): Yes
\(a' = b'\): Yes
\(a + b < xa + yb\): No
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Assume the information provided is true. For each of the following mathematical statements, select Yes if, according to the information provided, the statement is true for the possible values of x and y. Otherwise select No.
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| \(a' = yb\) | ||
| \(a' = b'\) | ||
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\(a' = yb\): Yes
\(a' = b'\): Yes
\(a + b < xa + yb\): No
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Question 1
Which one of the following procedures, when applied to the last mathematical expression in the Concise Solution tab, gives a mathematical expression that answers the question asked in the Problem Statement tab?
The equation being talked about is \(\frac{2xa}{a+\frac{x}{y}*a}\)
we want this expression in terms of only x and y. We have an extra in both numerator and denominator => \(\frac{2xa}{a(1+\frac{x}{y})}\)
So, divide numerator and denominator by a to get \(\frac{2x}{1+\frac{x}{y}}\)
Question 2.
A given number is a possible value of [i]a’ if, for each value of x in the Table tab, there is a value of a that is compatible with that value of x and the other information provided. For each of the following numbers, select Yes if, given this condition, it is a possible value of a' Otherwise select No.[/i]
Now x has values 1/3, 1/4 etc, and xa has to be integer as xa is the number of contestants. Thus a has to be a multiple of LCM of denominators of values of x. Thus 12 or multiples of 12.
Hence 9 and 10 are not valid while 12 is.
Question 3.
Assume the information provided is true. For each of the following mathematical statements, select [i]Yes if, according to the information provided, the statement is true for the possible values of x and y. Otherwise select No.[/i]
a'=b'=xa=yb.
Thus, a'=yb is true.
a'=b' is also true.
However, \(a + b < xa + yb\) is not true as xa<a and yb<b, resulting in a+b>xa+yb
Which one of the following procedures, when applied to the last mathematical expression in the Concise Solution tab, gives a mathematical expression that answers the question asked in the Problem Statement tab?
The equation being talked about is \(\frac{2xa}{a+\frac{x}{y}*a}\)
we want this expression in terms of only x and y. We have an extra in both numerator and denominator => \(\frac{2xa}{a(1+\frac{x}{y})}\)
So, divide numerator and denominator by a to get \(\frac{2x}{1+\frac{x}{y}}\)
Question 2.
A given number is a possible value of [i]a’ if, for each value of x in the Table tab, there is a value of a that is compatible with that value of x and the other information provided. For each of the following numbers, select Yes if, given this condition, it is a possible value of a' Otherwise select No.[/i]
Now x has values 1/3, 1/4 etc, and xa has to be integer as xa is the number of contestants. Thus a has to be a multiple of LCM of denominators of values of x. Thus 12 or multiples of 12.
Hence 9 and 10 are not valid while 12 is.
Question 3.
Assume the information provided is true. For each of the following mathematical statements, select [i]Yes if, according to the information provided, the statement is true for the possible values of x and y. Otherwise select No.[/i]
a'=b'=xa=yb.
Thus, a'=yb is true.
a'=b' is also true.
However, \(a + b < xa + yb\) is not true as xa<a and yb<b, resulting in a+b>xa+yb
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