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the smaller of two containers has a capacity of 150 gallons. When it is 4/5 full, its contents are emptied into a larger container, filling exactly 2/3 of it. What is the capacity, in gallons, of the larger
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the smaller of two containers has a capacity of 150 gallons. When it is 4/5 full, its contents are emptied into a larger container, filling exactly 2/3 of it. What is the capacity, in gallons, of the larger container?
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x= capacity, in gallons, of the larger container.
We can suggest this equation:
(4/5)150+(2/3)x=x
120+2x/3=x
360+2x=3x
3x-2x=360
x=360
Answer: the capacity, of the larger container is 360 gallons.
Answer: the ca
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