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A fruit market sells mangoes and apricots in the ratio 3:2.
If their sales of mangoes and apricots combined came to 35, how many apricots did they sell?

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Answered by garganand89
0

Answer:

21:14

Step-by-step explanation:

let the number of mangoes be 3x

so, the number of apricots is 2x

so, 2x+3x=5x=35

x=35/5=7

no. of mangoes is 3x=21

no. of apricots is 2x=14

Answered by SachinGupta01
16

\bf \underline{ \underline{\maltese\:Given} }

 \sf A  \: fruit  \: market  \: sells \:  mangoes  \: and  \: apricots \:  in the  \: ratio \:  3:2

 \sf Their \:  sales  \: of \:  mangoes  \: and  \: apricots \:  combined  \: came  \: to \:  35

\bf \underline{ \underline{\maltese\:To \:  find } }

 \sf  Total  \: number  \: of  \:  apricots  \: did  \: they  \: sell = \:  ?

\bf \underline{ \underline{\maltese  \: Solution } }

 \sf  Let  \: us  \: assume \:  that,

 \sf \implies Number \:  of \:  mangoes \:  be  \: 3x

 \sf \implies Number  \: of \:  apricots \:  be \:  2x

 \sf  According \:  to  \: question,

 \sf \implies 3x  + 2x = 35

 \sf \implies 5x = 35

 \sf \implies x = \cancel \dfrac{35}{5}

 \sf \implies x =7

 \bf \underline{Therefore},

 \sf \implies Number  \: of \:  apricots \: ( 2x) =  \bf2 \times 7 = 14

 \sf \implies Number \:  of \:  mangoes \:   (3x) =\bf3\times 7 = 21

  \quad━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

\bf \underline{ \underline{\maltese\: Varification } }

To verify the answer just add all the apricots and mangoes. If the sum is equal to 35, then it means the answer is correct.

 \sf \implies 14 +  21 = 35

 \sf \implies 35 = 35

LCM and RHS are equal..

 \bold{\longrightarrow} \: \large{\tt \red{ Hence\: Verified \:!}}

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