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A sum of Rs 2700 is to be given in the form of 63 prices .If the price of either Rs 100 or R 25, find the numbers of prices each types answer step by step

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

100 prizes = 15

25 prizes = 48

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

  • Total sum of the prices to be given = 63

  • Total amount of all prices = 2700

  • They are either of denominations rs. 100 or rs. 25

To find :

  • Number of prices of each type

Let number of rs. 100 prices = X

Let number of rs. 25 prices = Y

X+Y = 63 - - - (1)

Now for other condition:

100X+25Y = 2700

4X + Y = 108 - - - - (2)

(2)-(1) :

4X + Y - (X + Y) = 108-63

4X + Y - X - Y = 45

3X = 45

X = 15

Substituting the value Of X in equation 1 = 4(15)+y = 108

60+y=108

y = 48

15 rupees 100 prizes and 48 rupees 25 prizes are to be given

Answered by ExᴏᴛɪᴄExᴘʟᴏʀᴇƦ
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✭ Total amount to be given = 2700

✭ Total Number of prices = 63

✭ The price is either of Rs 100 or Rs 25

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◈ Number of prices of each type

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Answer:

100 prizes = 15

25 prizes = 48

Step-by-step explanation:

Assume that,

◕ Number of 100 Ruppee prices as x

◕ Number of 25 Rupee prices be y

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\sf x+y = 63\qquad -eq(1)

And also,

\sf 100x+25y = 2700

\sf 4x + y = 108 \qquad-eq(1)

Subtracting eq(1) from eq(2)

\sf 4x + y - (x + y)  = 108-63

\sf 4x + y - x - y = 45

\sf 3x = 45

\sf\red{x = 15}

Substituting the value of x in eq(1)

\sf 4(15)+y = 108

\sf 60+y=108

\sf\orange{y = 48}

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