Math, asked by rajeshainaparthi, 11 months ago

A fruit-seller sold p apples and m mangoes. If p : m = 4:5 and the sum of the number
of the two fruits sold is 36, find the difference between the number of the two fruits
sold.m​

Answers

Answered by namanstar09
2

Answer:

no of fruits =36

ratio=4:5

let the number be x

then 4x+5x=36

9x=36

Step-by-step explanation:

x=36/9

x=4

then 4x =16

5x=20

then diffrence=20-16=4

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Answered by qwachieve
0

Given:

Total apples sold is p.

Total mangoes sold is m.

Sum of the number of two fruits sold = 36

To find:

To calculate the difference between the numbers of two fruits sold.

Solution:

Let us denote fruits by X.

Total apples sold = 4X

Total mangoes sold = 5X

The sum of the number of two fruits sold = 36

⇒ 4X + 5X = 36

⇒9X = 36

⇒X= 4

Therefore,

The number of apples sold = 4×4 = 16

The number of mangoes sold = 5×4 = 20

Difference between the total of two fruits sold = total number of mangoes sold = total number of apples sold

= 20 – 16

= 4

The difference between the number of two fruits sold is 4.

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