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a coaching institute provides physics and mathematics classes to a group of students the institute has the male and female students in the ratio of 5:4 and the male student population of 1175 suppose a few weeks later a group of male students join the institute and the ratio of male to female student become 3:2. what would be the number of male student to joint institute later be?​

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Answered by digs007
9

Answer:

235

Explanation:

1) x = No of female student

5x = 4 * 1175

5x = 4700

x = 940

2) y = addtion of male student ratio becomes 3:2

3 * 940 = 2 * (1175 + y)

1410 - 1175 = y

y = 235

Answered by DoctorStrange001
1

Answer:

The number of male student to joint institute later is 235

Explanation:

From the above question:

Given:

male students before arrival of new students= 1175

Ratio of male: female=  5:4

From the above given parameters, we can now find out the number of female students as:

female students= 4/5 * 1175

                           = 940 students

To find:

New male students to join the institution.

Given:

Ratio of new male students: female students= 3:2

From all the parameters given, we now know:

Let x be new group of males

So we have (1175+x)÷940 = 3÷2

1175+x= old male students + new male students

Solving for x we have

2 x (1175+x) = 940 x 3

2350 + 2x = 2820

2x = 470

x= 235

Therefore, the number of new male students to join the institution =235

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