Question

A boy wants to save money to buy a toy. He puts money in his piggy bank every day. Every day, he puts
1 rupee more than the previous day. Every sunday, he starts with a new value 1 rupee more than the
previous sunday. The cost of the toy is T rupees. The boy already has X rupees in his piggy bank. On the
first sunday, he puts Y rupees in his piggy bank. The values of T, X and Y are passed as the input to the
program. The program must print the number of days he needs to buy the toy as the output. using java programming

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Answer 1

A boy wants to save money to buy a toy. He puts money in his piggy bank every day. Every day, he puts

1 rupee more than the previous day. Every sunday, he starts with a new value 1 rupee more than the

previous sunday. The cost of the toy is T rupees. The boy already has X rupees in his piggy bank. On the

first sunday, he puts Y rupees in his piggy bank. The values of T, X and Y are passed as the input to the

program. The program must print the number of days he needs to buy the toy as the output. using java programming