Can someone help me solve this year 9 math problem ? (1 Viewer)

[Student246]

q is on pastebin

https://pastebin.com/Y0Am5Bjr

I am tutoring a student and I can't solve this

i am not looking for full solution here but how to find it.

full solution if you want to help solve pls send to scienceaddict@hotmail.com

I will tutor him how to do it

 

[idkkdi]

q is on pastebin

https://pastebin.com/Y0Am5Bjr

I am tutoring a student and I can't solve this

i am not looking for full solution here but how to find it.

full solution if you want to help solve pls send to scienceaddict@hotmail.com

I will tutor him how to do it

lol, is this actually solvable?

 

[Velocifire]

Yeah, If this were in a test, I would put "Not enough information". It is a test to ensure that people can ensure that they know if the problems are practical and tricks people into spending a lot of time with a question that cannot be solved. If a number of cases were given after the 8 weeks of continuation you could model with simultaneous equations using x for curve one and y for curve two and multiply it by the weeks or divide it by the rates like how it says 1/2 of the first-rate.

It does get people anxious.

It's like one of those questions like "Kevin had 2 apples, find the number of sand grains on Bondi Beach".

 

[Student246]

Yeah I thought not enough information or information not clear I am looking for a possible solution by one who thinks he may know what the question is asking. Thanks velocifire for some tips but I’m not sure I understand if or how it will work out

It is for an assignment

Thankyou for looking at the problem and for the reply