18.El equipo de docentes del Área de Formación Humanística decide repartir 195 ejemplares de libros de lectura a 4 estudiantes clasificados previamente por méritos propios. Pero el reparto se hará tomando en cuenta las inasistencias a las clases durante el primer ciclo. ¿Cuántos libros recibe cada estudiante si sus inasistencias han sido de 1; 2; 4 y 5 días, respectivamente?

Each of the students absent for 1, 2, 4 and 5 days get 57, 53, 45 and 40 copies of the the reading books respectively.

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English Translation

The team of teachers from the Humanistic Training Area decides to distribute 195 copies of reading books to 4 students previously classified on their own merits. But the distribution will be made taking into account absences from classes during the first cycle. How many books does each student receive if their absences have been 1; two; 4 and 5 days, respectively?

Solution

Because the more the number of days absent, the less the number of books each of the 4 students deserve, we have to employ an elaborate scheme.

If 195 copies are distributed equally between 4 People, each person gets 48.75 copies of the books.

Now, if we add another 48.75 copies of books to the total number of books, each person gets 60.9375 books.

But, we can then divide 48.75 extra books on top according to the number of days absent and subtract each person's number from the assumed 60.9375 books, with an extra 48.75 books.

Total number of days absent = 1 + 2 + 4 +5 = 12

(48.75/12) = -4.0625 copies for each absent day.

The student with only 1 absent day gets 60.9375 - 4.0625 = 56.875 copies = 57 copies

The student with 2 absent days, gets = 60.9375 - (2×4.0625) = 52.8125 copies = 53 copies

The student with 4 absent days, gets = 60.9375 - (4×4.0625) = 44.6875 copies = 45 copies

The student with 5 absent days, gets = 60.9375 - (5×4.0625) = 40.425 copies = 40 copies

Hence, each of the students absent for 1, 2, 4 and 5 days get 57, 53, 45 and 40 copies of the the reading books respectively.

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23 + 34 add up to 57 so just inform the teacher of this really stupid mistake