Penjelasan dengan langkah-langkah:
Let's start by using algebra to solve the problem.
Let n be the total number of oranges the fruit seller has.
If he packs 5 oranges into each bag, then the number of bags he can fill completely is n/5, and he will have n%5 (n modulo 5) oranges leftover.
According to the problem, he has 14 oranges leftover when packing 5 oranges per bag, so we can write:
n%5 = 14
If he packs 7 oranges into each bag, then the number of bags he can fill completely is n/7, and he will need n/7 + 2 bags to pack all the oranges.
According to the problem, he needs another 2 bags when packing 7 oranges per bag, so we can write:
n/7 + 2 = n/5 - 1
Now we can use these two equations to solve for n:
n%5 = 14 -> n = 5k + 14 (for some integer k)
n/7 + 2 = n/5 - 1 -> 5n + 70 = 7n - 35 -> n = 52
Therefore, the fruit seller has 52 oranges.
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Penjelasan dengan langkah-langkah:
Let's start by using algebra to solve the problem.
Let n be the total number of oranges the fruit seller has.
If he packs 5 oranges into each bag, then the number of bags he can fill completely is n/5, and he will have n%5 (n modulo 5) oranges leftover.
According to the problem, he has 14 oranges leftover when packing 5 oranges per bag, so we can write:
n%5 = 14
If he packs 7 oranges into each bag, then the number of bags he can fill completely is n/7, and he will need n/7 + 2 bags to pack all the oranges.
According to the problem, he needs another 2 bags when packing 7 oranges per bag, so we can write:
n/7 + 2 = n/5 - 1
Now we can use these two equations to solve for n:
n%5 = 14 -> n = 5k + 14 (for some integer k)
n/7 + 2 = n/5 - 1 -> 5n + 70 = 7n - 35 -> n = 52
Therefore, the fruit seller has 52 oranges.