Math, asked by hettshah2008, 8 months ago


4. In a school, 5/8 of the students are boys and the number of girls is
540.Find: (i) the total strength of the school. (ii) The number of boys in the
school. *​

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Answered by cpagarwal1960
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Answer:

5/8=1.6 are boys

so 1.6 +540=556

(I) ans ~ 1.6 or 16 boys

(2) ans ~ 556 strength of the school

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Answered by visheshagarwal153
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given:-

\textsf{Part of the students who are boys} \implies \dfrac{5}{8} \\ \sf Number \; of \; girls \implies 540

To Find:-

  • The total strength of the school
  • Number of boys in the school.

Solution:-

\textsf{The possible outcomes are 2. Either the student} \\ \textsf{</p><p>can be a boy or a girl.} \\ \\ \\

\textsf{So by the above statement,  we can conclude} \\ \sf that \: if \: \dfrac{5}{8} \textsf{ of the students are boys, then part of} \\ \textsf{the students who are girls will be} \\ \textsf{Part of students - Part of boys} \implies \dfrac{8}{8}- \dfrac{5}{8}=\dfrac{3}{8}

\therefore \sf Part \: of \: the \: Students \: who \; are \: girls \implies \dfrac{3}{8} \\ \textsf{We've been given that the number of girls are 540.} \\ \therefore \textsf{We can conclude that,} \\ \\ \sf \dfrac{3}{8}\: of \: Total \: number \: of \: students = 540. \\ \\ \sf Total \; number \: of \: students \implies \dfrac{8 \times 540}{3}=1,440

\therefore \sf The \: total \: strength \: of \: the \: school \: is \: 1,440.

Now, we will find the number of boys.

\textsf{Number of Boys  = Total number of students - Number of girls} \\ \\ \textsf{Number of Boys = 1,440-540} \\ \\ \textsf{Number of Boys}= 900

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