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A man spends Rs 1760 for buying trouser at Rs 280 each and shirts at Rs120 how many number of shirts he bought when maximum no of trousers he bought

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Answered by shubhammohnani
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6 trousers
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Answered by MavisRee
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Answer:

Number of shirts he bought = 3

Number of trousers he bought = 5

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

A man spends Rs 1760 for buying trouser at Rs 280 each and shirts at Rs 120

Let the number of shirts be S and Trousers be T

According to question,

Cost of each trouser = Rs. 280

Cost of each shirt = Rs. 120

Therefore,

280 T + 120 S = 1760

28 T + 12 S = 176

7 T + 3 S = 44

T = ( 44 - 3 S ) / 7


Now,

We need to find the least value of S to make ( 44 - 3 S ) completely divisible by 7 to get maximum value of T


Taking S = 1

44 - 3 S / 7 = 44 - 3 / 7 = 41 /7 ≠ 0

Taking S = 2

44 - 3 S / 7 = 44 - 6 / 7 = 37 /7 ≠ 0


Taking S = 3

44 - 3 S / 7 = 44 - 9 / 7 = 35 /7 = 0

So ,

The value of S = 3

Value of T = ( 44 - 3 S ) / 7


Substituting value of S = 3

= 44 - 3 ( 3 ) / 7

= 44 - 9 / 7

= 35 / 7

= 5

Hence,

Number of shirts he bought = 3

Number of trousers he bought = 5


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