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. На весах 3 одинаковых кабачка и 2 одинаковых патиссона. Чему равна масса одного патиссона, если он на 100 г легче кабачка?
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mimiwilkerson - 5 лет назад
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допустим кабачок это - х
то патиссон это х+100
3*х=2(х+100)
3х=2х+200
3х-2х=200
х=200
х+100= 200+100=300г
Ответ: Масса патисона 300г
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turtletvj3 - 5 лет назад
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