Question

2/7 of the oranges in a bag are bad if the bag has 35 oranges how man are good

Answer 1

Correct Question:-

$\dfrac{2}{7}$ of the oranges in a bag are bad if the bag has 35 oranges how many are good?

Solution:-

Given,

Total number of oranges in the bag

= 35

Number of bad oranges in the bag

= $\dfrac{2}{7}$ of the oranges in bag

To Find,

• Number of good oranges in the bag

Number of bad oranges in the bag

= $\dfrac{2}{7}$ of the oranges in bag

= $\dfrac{2}{7}$ × 35

= 10

As we now know the Total number and number of bad oranges in the bag;

⟹ We can know the number of good oranges in the bag by the difference.

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$\boxed{\bf{\purple{Number \ of \ good \ oranges \ = \ Total \ Number \ of \ oranges \ - \ Number \ of \ bad \ oranges}}}$

Now,

Number of good oranges in the bag

= 35 - 10

= 25

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Number of good oranges in the bag

= 25

Answer 2

$\tt \huge{Question:-}$

$\dfrac{2}{7}$of the oranges in a bag are bad if the bag has 35 oranges how many are good?

$\tt \huge{To \: \: find:-}$

$\bf \: no \: \: of \: \: good \: \: oranges$

$\tt \huge{Given:-}$

Total number of oranges = 35

Number of bad oranges = $\dfrac{2}{7}$of the oranges in bag

Number of bad oranges in the bag

=$\dfrac{2}{7}$ of the oranges in bag

= $\dfrac{2}{7}$× 35

= 10

Now,

Number of good oranges = Total Number of oranges − Number of bad oranges

Number of good oranges in the bag

= 35 - 10

= 25

$\tt \huge{Answer :−}$

Number of good oranges in the bag = 25