Math, asked by SayonBiswas, 10 months ago

1)The ratio of the costs of two vehicles is 3:2 and the total cost of the two vehicles is ₹50000. Find the individual costs of the vehicle.

2) If a number is divided into three parts which are in the ratio 1:1:2, then what percentage of the total value is the sum of the equal parts?

3) A train crosses a stationary pole in 20 secs when it is travelling at 54 km/hr. Find the length of the train (in m)​

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Answered by nikhilsonofsobha
0

Step-by-step explanation:

1.RATIO OF TWO VEHICLES=3:2

TOTAL COST=50000

LET COST OF VECHILES INDIVIDUAL IS X

SUM OF RATIOS=3+2=5

COST OF VEHICLE 1=3/5*50000

                                    =30000

COST OF VEHICLE 2=2/5*50000

                                     =20000

2.SORRY I DONT KNOW THIS ANSWER

3. I THINK THIS IS CORRECT

      T=20S

       V=54KM/H=54*5/18

                           =20 M/S

           S=VT

S=20*20

   =400M

       

Answered by Khushboojha1625
3

Answer:

The cost of individual vehicle are 30000 and 20000.

Step-by-step explanation:

1) Let the individual cost of two vehicles be 3x and 2x,

the total cost of the two vehicles = ₹50000

3x + 2x = ₹50000

5x = ₹50000

x = ₹50000/5

x = ₹10000

The  individual cost of two vehicles are

3x = 3 x 10000 = 30000

2x = 2 x 10000 = 20000

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