Math, asked by abcd123phamhahainhu, 11 months ago

A man has 25 sweets and his son has 55 sweets. Find the number of sweets that the man has to give to his son so that his son so that his son would have 4 times as many sweets as him.

Answers

Answered by ashwitha26
12

Step-by-step explanation:

man has 25 sweet

he has 55 sons

so

55/25 = 2.2

so he give each son will get

2and a half sweet

Answered by sohrabxbox1
9

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say :

Sweets man has to give is x

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Man's sweets = 25 - x

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The boy's sweets = 55 + x

: This number is equal to 4( number of mans sweets )

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Thus

55 + x = 4( 25 - x )

55 + x = 100 - 4x

55 - 100 = -4x - x

-45 = - 5x

45 ÷ 5 = x

6.67 = x

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6.67 ≈ 7

Your answer is 7

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