Andy makes two sizes of kites out of paper and wood strips. Each small kite uses 4 square feet of paper and 2 feet of wood strips, and each large kite uses 8 square feet of paper and 3 feet of wood strips. There are 160 square feet of paper and 70 feet of wood strips available. If all the paper and all the wood strips are used to make small and large kites, how many large kites will be made? 100 50 20 None of the others are correct 10 200

Andy makes two sizes of kites out of paper and wood strips. Each small kite uses 4 square feet of paper and 2 feet of wood strips, and each large kite uses 8 square feet of paper and 3 feet of wood strips. There are 160 square feet of paper and 70 feet of wood strips available. If all the paper and all the wood strips are used to make small and large kites, how many large kites will be made? 100 50 20 None of the others are correct 10 200

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ

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