Maria works for an international marketing consulting group. She is studying the monthly demands for Range Rover (suv) in two different cities of the country. She has 180,000 new Range Rovers to ship to the two cities, and she decides to ship 40,000 more to New York City than to Boston. Find the number of (suv) to be shipped to New York City . Please no link I can't open them

We know that there are 180,000 (suv) to be shipped in total. We also know that there are two cities which these (suv) must be shipped to. So, that is 180,000 (suv) to be shipped to two cities. Let's right a true equation with this information:

Let n represent the number of (suv) to be shipped to New York City and b represent the number of (suv) to be shipped to Boston.

n + b = 180,000

Now, we also know that the number of (suv) to be shipped to New York City is 40,000 greater than the number of (suv) to be shipped to Boston. So, we can write another true equation (for the sake of convenience, let's write it in terms of b rather than in terms of n):

b = n - 40,000

Now that we have a value for b in terms of n, we can plug this value into b in our first equation:

n + (n - 40,000) = 180,000

From here, we can solve:

n + n - 40,000 = 180,000

2n - 40,000 = 180,000

2n = 220,000

n = 110,000

Thus, we have our final answer.

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