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On Christmas, Susanne bought a few flowers for $1. The flower vendor was running a special Christmas offer which Susanne did not opt for. Had she opted for the offer, she would have spent $2 but got 30 more flowers and saved 60 cents per each dozen of flowers. How many flowers did she buy?
A. 40
B. 30
C. 20
D. 15
E. 10
A. 40
B. 30
C. 20
D. 15
E. 10
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Since, A dozen flowers save 60
cents, thus one flower saves 5 cents.
Let x be the number of flowers she bought.
Equation:
[100][/x] - [200][/x+30] =5
Solve it and you will get x=10 flowers.
So, Option E is the correct answer.
cents, thus one flower saves 5 cents.
Let x be the number of flowers she bought.
Equation:
[100][/x] - [200][/x+30] =5
Solve it and you will get x=10 flowers.
So, Option E is the correct answer.
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Three equations:
xy1 = 1
(30+x)y2=2
y1-y2 = 0.6/12 = 1/20
Solving the 3 equations for x you will get x = 10.
Answer: Option E
xy1 = 1
(30+x)y2=2
y1-y2 = 0.6/12 = 1/20
Solving the 3 equations for x you will get x = 10.
Answer: Option E
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