When transporting cement from the station to the two construction sites, the tonnage of cement is the same. Car a transports 1.5 tons to site a each time; car B transports 2.5 tons to site B each time. At rest, car B transports 3 times less than car a, and knows that there are still 3.5 tons of cement left for site a and 4 tons left for site B, so how many tons of cement should be transported to each site

When transporting cement from the station to the two construction sites, the tonnage of cement is the same. Car a transports 1.5 tons to site a each time; car B transports 2.5 tons to site B each time. At rest, car B transports 3 times less than car a, and knows that there are still 3.5 tons of cement left for site a and 4 tons left for site B, so how many tons of cement should be transported to each site


X tons per site
(x-3.5)/1.5-3=(x-4)/2.5
x=14



Two vehicles set out from the cement plant at the same time, and delivered a batch of cement to the construction site 165 km away from the cement plant. Vehicle a arrived 0.8 hours earlier than vehicle B. when vehicle a arrived, it was the first time for vehicle a to arrive
How many hours did it take for car B to drive 24 kilometers from the construction site?


According to the meaning of the title:
1. It takes 0.8 hours to drive 24 km, and its speed is 24 / 0.8 = 30 km / h
2. The driving time of vehicle a for 165 km is the same as that of vehicle B for 141 km: 141 km / 30 km / h = 47 hours
A: the whole journey took 47 hours



There are two piles of coal with a total weight of 1680 kg. After the first pile uses 3 / 4 and the second pile uses 2 / 3, the remaining coal is just equal,
How many kilos of coal did each pile have


Let the first pile of XKG and the second pile of 1680-x
(1-75%)x=(1-2/3)(1680-x)
x/4=560-x/3
x=960
1680-960=720kg
A: 960kg in the first pile and 720kg in the second pile



The total weight of two tons of coal is 1680 kg. After 75% of the first pile is used up and 2 / 3 of the second pile is used up, the remaining coal is equal. The two tons of coal used to be several thousand grams each?
Don't use equations


First batch: 1680 * (1-2 / 3) / ((1-75%) + (1-2 / 3)) = 960kg
Second pile: 1680-960 = 720kg