There are 5400 tons of coal in a pile. Two fifths of the coal will be used in the first month, and the remaining five eighths will be used in the second month. How many tons are left?

There are 5400 tons of coal in a pile. Two fifths of the coal will be used in the first month, and the remaining five eighths will be used in the second month. How many tons are left?


And 1215t 5400 times (5 / 1-2) equals 3240, and 3240 times (8 / 1-3) equals 1215



The school bought a pile of coal, which consumed two fifths of the total amount in November and nine tons in December. In two months, it consumed a total of 17 tons. How many tons of this pile of coal?


(17-9)÷2/5
=8÷2/5
=20 tons
There are 20 tons of coal in this pile



The canteen transported 94 tons of coal, 13 tons in the first week and 35 tons in the second week. How many tons in two weeks?


94 × 13 + 35, = 34 + 35, = 2720 tons; a: 2720 tons in two weeks