Answer:
There are 13 jars in 1 tub.
Step-by-step explanation:
1 bucket + 5 jars = 1 tub
3 buckets + 2 jars = 2 tubs
Let buckets be = b
Let jars be = j
Let tubs be = t
So, we have :
[tex]b+5j=t[/tex]
We get [tex]b=t-5j[/tex]
[tex]3b+2j=2t[/tex]
We have to find the relation between j and t.
So, deducing equations in terms of j and t;
Substituting b here
[tex]3(t-5j)+2j=2t[/tex]
[tex]=> 3t-15j+2j=2t[/tex]
[tex]=>3t-2t=15j-2j[/tex]
[tex]=> t=13j[/tex]
This means that 13 jars equals to 1 tub, or we can also say that, there are 13 jars in 1 tub.
