Math, asked by shafirahman13, 10 months ago

a jar contains white,red and green marbels in the ratios 2:3:5 . six more green marbles are added to the jars and then the ratio becomes 2:3:7 . how many white marbles are there in the jar?? ​

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Answered by Anonymous
10

Step-by-step explanation:

let jar contain

2x,3x,5x white,red,and green marbles

atq

2x/5x+6=2/7

7x=5x+6

2x==6

x=6/2=3

white marbles is 2x=2×3=6

Answered by windyyork
0

There are 6 white marbles.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Ratio of white, red and green = 2:3:5

So, Number of white marbles = 2x

Number of red marbles = 3x

Number of green marbles = 5x

Since 6 more green marbles are added to the jars.

Ratio of white, red and green = 2:3:7

Number of white marbles =2x

Number of red marbles = 3x

Number of green marbles = 7x

According to question, we get that

5x+6=7x\\\\6=7x-5x\\\\6=2x\\\\x=\dfrac{6}{2}\\\\x=3

Number of white marbles would be

2x=2\times 3=6

Hence, there are 6 white marbles.

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