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of the fruits at a warehouse were apples and the remaining fruits were oranges. There were 291 more red apples than green apples and there were 3455 oranges in the warehouse. How many red apples were there?

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Answered by RvChaudharY50

Given :- Of the fruits at a warehouse were apples and the remaining fruits were oranges. There were 291 more apples than oranges and there were 3455 oranges in the warehouse. How many apples were there ?

Solution :-

→ Total number of oranges in the warehouse = 3455

now, given that,

→ Total number of apples in the warehouse = Total number of oranges in the warehouse + 291 .

then,

→ Total number of apples in the warehouse = 3455 + 291 = 3746 apples .

Hence, Total number of apples in the warehouse are 3746 .

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Answered by amitnrw

Given : 1/6 of the fruits at a warehouse were apples and the remaining fruits were oranges. There were 291 more red apples than green apples and there were 3455 oranges in the warehouse.

To Find : How many red apples were there

Solution:

Red Apple = R

There were 291 more red apples than green apples

=> Green Apples = R - 291

Total apples = R + R - 291 = 2R - 291

Oranges = 3455

Total Fruits = 2R - 291 + 3455

= 2R + 3164

1/6 of the fruits at a warehouse were apples

=> 2R - 291 = (1/6) (2R + 3164)

=> 2R - 291 = (1/3) ( R + 1582)