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Answered by shreyaTheBest
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let the no. of goose bought = x

then, the no. of ducks bought = 108-x

cost of 1 goose = ₹7

cost of all goose = ₹7x

cost of 1 duck = ₹3

cost of all duck = ₹3(108-x) = ₹324-3x

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₹7x + ₹324-3x = ₹ 564

324+4x = 564

4x = 564-324

4x = 240

x =60

No of goose = 60

No of duck = 108-60 =48

Answered by dropatinirmalkar51
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Let x be the number of geese. Then 108 -x is the number of ducks.

Since each goose costs 7 rupees, x geese cost 7x rupees.

And since each duck costs 3 rupees, 108 -x ducks cost 3(108 -x) rupees.

Therefore, the amount spent is 7x + 3(108 -x) rupees; but the question states that the amount is Rs 564. Hence,

7x+3(108−x)=564

or 7x+324−3x=564

or 4x=240

Therefore, the number of geese, x=6, and the number of ducks, 108−x=48.

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