Math, asked by ashishtagore2432, 7 months ago

12. The National Library of India has
11,086 fiction books. The number of
historical books is exactly half the
number of fiction books, and the
number of poetry books is 14,289 more
than the historical books. Find the total
number of all three types of books.​

Answers

Answered by tcsain1144
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Answer:

fiction books=11,086

historical books=5,543

poerty books=19,832

Step-by-step explanation:

total no. of fiction books=11,086

So, no. of historical books=11,086/2

=5,543

And also, no. of poetry books=5,543+14289

19,832

Answered by chaudharyvikramc39sl
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Answer:

  • Total No. of Fiction Books = 11086 books
  • Total No. of Historical Books = 5543 books
  • Total No. of Poetry Books = 19832 books

the National Library has total number of books = 11086+5543+19832 = 36461 books

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

  • The number of historical books is exactly half the number of fiction books.
  • The number of poetry books is 14,289 more than the historical books.
  • Total No. of fiction Books are 11086

To Find :

  • Total No. of Fiction Books
  • Total No. of History Books
  • Total No. of Poetry Books

Solution :

The number of fiction books are already given which is  11086 books.

since the number of historical books = half of fiction books

                                                            = \frac{1}{2} \ \text{x} \ {11086}

                                                            = 5543 books

Hence  the number of historical books are 5543 books.

The number of Poetry Books = 14289 more than historical books

                                                 = 14289 + 5543

                                                 = 19832 books

Hence  the number of Poetry books are 19832 books.

So we have calculated that

  • Total No. of Fiction Books = 11086 books
  • Total No. of Historical Books = 5543 books
  • Total No. of Poetry Books = 19832 books

Hence the National Library has total number of books = 11086+5543+19832 = 36461 books

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