There are two bookshelves. If the first bookshelf gives x books to the second bookshelf, there are as many books in the two bookshelves. How many more books are there in the first bookshelf than in the second bookshelf

There are two bookshelves. If the first bookshelf gives x books to the second bookshelf, there are as many books in the two bookshelves. How many more books are there in the first bookshelf than in the second bookshelf


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The number of books in the first bookshelf of two bookshelves is three thirds of that in the second bookshelf, and the number of books in the first bookshelf is 176 less than that in the second bookshelf. How many books are there in each bookshelf?
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(1) If the first bookshelf has n books, the second bookshelf has 3N books
n+176=3n
176=2n
N = 88
A: the first shelf has 88 books. The second shelf has 88 × 3 = 264 books
(2) Let the first bookshelf be two thirds of the second bookshelf
n+176=3n/2=1.5n
176=0.5n
n=352
A: there are 352 books on the first shelf and 352 × 1.5 = 528 books on the second shelf
Checking: (1) 264-88 = 176; (2) 528-352 = 176
Both are correct. Good luck and goodbye



There are two bookcases. The number of books in the second bookcase is 62.5% of that in the first bookcase. If 15 books are taken out of the first bookcase and put into the second bookcase,
The number of books in the two bookcases is equal. How many are in the first bookcase?
(solved by equation)


There were x books in the first bookcase
X-15=62.5%X+15
X-62.5%X=15+15
37.5%X=30
X = 80 (30 divided by 0.375 = 80; 37.5% is 0.375)
Answer: originally the first bookcase put 80 books



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In the triangle ABC, the points D and F are on AB, the points E and G are on AC, and the lines de and FG parallel to BC divide the area of the triangle into three equal parts,
BC = 15, find the length of De and FG
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Similarly, the square ratio of FG to BC is equal to the area ratio of triangle AFG to triangle ABC 2:3, so BC = 5 times root 6



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very ------------------B
like-------------------c
fruit and vegetables---d
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If AB = 10, AC: BC = 3:4, then the area of the right triangle is
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The length of the isosceles triangle is 10, the length of the base is 12, and the height of the optional ground edge is 10


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3. If the bird flies in a straight line, if the top of the tree that is too low makes a straight line perpendicular to the tree that is too high, then the right sides of the upper right triangle are 5 and 12 respectively. According to the Pythagorean theorem, the third side is 13, which is the distance that the bird flies
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kind( )happy( )
same( ) pleasant( )
polite( )honest( )
easy( )cheap( )


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impossibie
strict
unhappy
different
unpleasant
impolite
dishonest
Difficult
expensive