a person only one rupee and two Rupee coins in it number of 2 rupee coins is one third the number of one rupee coin if the purse has 115 rupees find the number of 2 rupee coins
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Suppose number of 1 rupee coin = x
Since number of 2 rupee coin is one third of the number of one rupee coin,
=> Number of 2 rupee coin = 1/3 (x) = (x/3)
So the value of 1 rupee coin = (x)×1
=> Value of one rupee coin = x
&
Value of 2 rupee coin = 2×(x/3) = 2x/3
Since the total value of both coins is given 115 rupees in the question,
=>
=> 5x/3 = 115
=> 5x = 345
=> x = 69
=> x/3 = 69/3 = 23
So value of 1 rupee coin = 69 rupee
Value of 2 rupee coin = 46 rupee
So total sum = 69+46 = 115 rupee which satisfies the given value.
So we can conclude that,
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Suppose number of 1 rupee coin = x
Since number of 2 rupee coin is one third of the number of one rupee coin,
=> Number of 2 rupee coin = 1/3 (x) = (x/3)
So the value of 1 rupee coin = (x)×1
=> Value of one rupee coin = x
&
Value of 2 rupee coin = 2×(x/3) = 2x/3
Since the total value of both coins is given 115 rupees in the question,
=> \textbf{x + 2x/3 = 115}x + 2x/3 = 115
=> 5x/3 = 115
=> 5x = 345
=> x = 69
=> x/3 = 69/3 = 23
\textbf{Lets verify the value of x,}Lets verify the value of x,
So value of 1 rupee coin = 69 rupee
Value of 2 rupee coin = 46 rupee
So total sum = 69+46 = 115 rupee which satisfies the given value.
So we can conclude that,
\textbf{Number of 1 rupee coin=69}Number of 1 rupee coin=69
\textbf{Number of 2 rupee coin=23}Number of 2 rupee coin=23
Since number of 2 rupee coin is one third of the number of one rupee coin,
=> Number of 2 rupee coin = 1/3 (x) = (x/3)
So the value of 1 rupee coin = (x)×1
=> Value of one rupee coin = x
&
Value of 2 rupee coin = 2×(x/3) = 2x/3
Since the total value of both coins is given 115 rupees in the question,
=> \textbf{x + 2x/3 = 115}x + 2x/3 = 115
=> 5x/3 = 115
=> 5x = 345
=> x = 69
=> x/3 = 69/3 = 23
\textbf{Lets verify the value of x,}Lets verify the value of x,
So value of 1 rupee coin = 69 rupee
Value of 2 rupee coin = 46 rupee
So total sum = 69+46 = 115 rupee which satisfies the given value.
So we can conclude that,
\textbf{Number of 1 rupee coin=69}Number of 1 rupee coin=69
\textbf{Number of 2 rupee coin=23}Number of 2 rupee coin=23
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