Math, asked by singhyadwinder010, 3 months ago

A container of milk was 3/4 full. When 5 bottles of milk were taken out and 3 bottles of milk were poured into it, it was 2/3 full. How many bottles of milk can the container contain? (a) 12 ( b) 24 (c) 20 (d) 15

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Answered by rasikpatel
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Answered by sumeetattri1234
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Step-by-step explanation:

Initially it was 3/4 or 75%=(300/4)%

Net number of bottles of milk =-5+3=-2(negative sign indicates that bottles of milk poured out)

Finally it was =2/3=(200/3)%

Now

(300/4-200/3)%=2

(900-800/12)%=2

(100/12)%=2

25/3%=2

(3×25/3)%=2×3

25%=6

100%= 24(bottle)

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