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Let the number of books purchased for ₹ 800 be x
Then , cost of each book= ₹ 800/x……..(1)
If he buys 4 more books, then number of books= x+4
Cost of each book= ₹ 800/(x+4)..........(2)
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800/x - 800/(x+4)= 10
(800x+ 3200-800x)/x(x+4)= 10
3200= 10x(x+4)
3200= 10x²+40x
10x²+40x=3200
10x²+40x-3200=0
10( x²+4x-320)=0
x²+4x-320=0
x²+20x-16x-320=0
x(x+20)-16(x+20)=0
(x+20) (x-16)=0
x+20=0 or x-16=0
x= -20 or x= 16
[Numbers of books cannot be negative]
Neglecting x=-20, we get x=16
Hence, number of books purchased =16
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hi Vanshika ,
Let number of books = x
Let cost of each book = y
so given
xy = 800 ...(1)
(x+4)(y-10) = 800 ...(2)
from (2)
xy - 10x + 4y - 40 = 800
using (1) xy = 800
800 - 10x + 4y - 40 = 800
4y = 10x + 40
from (1)
y = 800/x
so
x(800/x) = 10x + 40
800 = 10x + 40
10x = 760
x = 76
Hence answer is he bought 76 books
Hope it helped
Let me know if any doubts
Cheers !!!
Let number of books = x
Let cost of each book = y
so given
xy = 800 ...(1)
(x+4)(y-10) = 800 ...(2)
from (2)
xy - 10x + 4y - 40 = 800
using (1) xy = 800
800 - 10x + 4y - 40 = 800
4y = 10x + 40
from (1)
y = 800/x
so
x(800/x) = 10x + 40
800 = 10x + 40
10x = 760
x = 76
Hence answer is he bought 76 books
Hope it helped
Let me know if any doubts
Cheers !!!
Let number of books = x
Let cost of each book = y
so given
xy = 800 ...(1)
(x+4)(y-10) = 800 ...(2)
from (2)
xy - 10x + 4y - 40 = 800
using (1) xy = 800
800 - 10x + 4y - 40 = 800
4y = 10x + 40
y = 800/x
so
4(800/x) = 10x + 40
3200 = 10x^2 + 40x
x^2 + 4x - 320 = 0
x^2 + 20x - 16x - 320 = 0
x(x+20) - 16(x+20) = 0
(x+20)(x-16) = 0
x = -20 (not considered since cost cant be negative)
so
x = 16 is the required answer
Hence answer is he bought 16 books
Hope it helped
Let me know if any doubts
Cheers !!!
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