Math, asked by zoya7695, 11 months ago

a farmer had 38 cattle and 60 days fodder for them .then he bought some more cattle . as a result the fodder kept fo 60 days got finished in 40 days only .find the number of the new cattle he had bought?​

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Answered by prettystefina11
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Answer:

the number of new cattle that he had bought = 19

Step-by-step explanation:

Cattle the farmer had = 38

Number of days the fodder is sufficient for = 60 days.

38 cattle will feed on 60 days of fodder.

Total fodder available = 38 x 60

Some cattle was added.

Let the added cattle = x

So the total cattle now = 38 + x

Number of days the fodder is sufficient now = 40 days

Total food available = (38 + x) x 40

Therefore,

38 x 60 = (38 + x) x 40

38 + x = 57

=> x = 19

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