Math, asked by divi6604, 1 year ago

$36\%$ of the beans in Pythagoras's soup are lentils, and $33\frac13\%$ of those lentils are green. If Pythagoras removes all the green lentils from his soup, then $x\%$ of the original beans remains. What is $x$?

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Answered by bhagyashreechowdhury
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The value of x is 88%.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that,

The percentage of lentils in the soup = 36% = 0.36

The fraction of the lentils which are green = 33\frac{1}{3}

The amount of green beans in the soup will be

= 0.36 * 33\frac{1}{3}

= 0.36 * 100/3

= 0.36 × 33.34

= 12

∴  The percentage of green beans = 12% ……. [considering that the percentage of soup be 100%]

Thus,  

The percentage of the original beans in the soup is given by,

= 100 - 12  

= 88% is the value of x since after removing all the green lentils, "x%" of the original beans is left

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