a student has completed 1st day 1/3 sums, 2nd day 2/5 sums solved, he cant solved 8 sums. total how many sums he has to solve ?
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Let there be N sums in total.
First day solved = N * 1/3 = N/3
2nd day solved = N *2/5 = 2N/5
Now, total N = N/3 + 2N/5 + 8 as total = 1st day solved + 2nd day solved
+ remaining sums
N = N (1/3 + 2/5) + 8 => N = N * 11/15 + 8 =>
N ( 1 - 11/15) = 8 => N = 8 * 15 / 4 = 30
Let there be N sums in total.
First day solved = N * 1/3 = N/3
2nd day solved = N *2/5 = 2N/5
Now, total N = N/3 + 2N/5 + 8 as total = 1st day solved + 2nd day solved
+ remaining sums
N = N (1/3 + 2/5) + 8 => N = N * 11/15 + 8 =>
N ( 1 - 11/15) = 8 => N = 8 * 15 / 4 = 30
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