SOLUTION: Honda day shift produced 4 times as much as shift 2. The total production for the month was 5,500 cars. How many did each shift produce?

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Question 503040: Honda day shift produced 4 times as much as shift 2. The total production for the month was 5,500 cars. How many did each shift produce?
Answer by Sarpi(32)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Let x denote the number of quantities "shift 2" actually produce.
Therefore, "shift day" produces 4x quantities.
Total production = 5,500 cars
=>


X=1100
Hence, shift 2" produced 1,100 cars and "shift day" produced 4,400 cars this month.
Verification:
Shift day: Qty=4400 cars (4 times the qty of shift 2)
Shift 2: Qty=1100 cars
Total= 4400 + 1100 = 5,500 cars produced

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