Question
Two friends, Ammu and Beenu, had some candies. One of
them had 10 more candies than the other. The candies Ammu had were 60% of the total candies they had. How many candies did each have?Solution
Let the number of candies Ammu has = x
Let the number of candies Beenu has = y
Acc to the question, One has 10 more candies than the other.
So, x = y + 10 or y = x + 10 (We'll decide which one fits later)
Ammu has 60% of the total candies:
x = 60 % of (x + y )
x = 60% of (x + y)
x = 0.6 (x + y )
put the value (y + 10) in place of x, we get
y + 10 = 0.6(y + 10 + y)
4 = 0.2 y
y = 20
now, x = 20 + 10 = 30.
So ammu has 30 candies and Beenu has 20 candies
√3598 × √(230 ) ÷ √102= ?
15% of 2400 + (√ 484 – √ 256) = ?
(13)2 - 3127 ÷ 59 = ? x 4
6269 + 0.25 × 444 + 0.8 × 200 = ? × 15
...(53 + 480 ÷ 4)% of 20 = ?% of 70
Find the simplified value of the following expression:
62 + 122 × 5 - {272 + 162 - 422}
(15 × 225) ÷ (45 × 5) + 480 = ? + 25% of 1240
√ [? x 11 + (√ 1296)] = 16
11 × 25 + 12 × 15 + 14 × 20 + 15 = ?