Math, asked by mehulgupta2004, 10 months ago

Arjun ate a number of chocolates on each of the 5 week days of a certain week. On Tuesday, he ate 2 more than on Monday and 8 less than on Wednesday. On Friday, he ate 4 more than on Thursday and 6 less than on Wednesday. The average number of chocolates he ate on the first three days and the last two days are in the ratio 4 : 3. Find the number of chocolates he ate on Thursday.

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Answered by amitnrw
4

Given :  Data about Arjun ate a number of chocolates on each of the 5 week days of a certain week

To find : the number of chocolates he ate on Thursday.

Solution:

Let say he ate on Monday  = M

On Tuesday, he ate 2 more than on Monday  

=> he ate on Tuesday  = M + 2

On Tuesday he ate 8 less than on Wednesday

=> He ate on Wednesday = M + 2 + 8  =  M + 10

On Friday, he ate  6 less than on Wednesday

=> He ate on Friday = M + 10 - 6  =  M + 4

On Friday, he ate  4 more than on Thursday

=> He ate on  Thursday   = M + 4 - 4  =  M  

First three daya he ate  = M + M + 2 + M + 10  = 3M + 12

Last two days het ate  = M + M + 4 = 2M + 4

( 3M + 12  ) : (2M + 4) = 4  : 3

=> ( 3M + 12  ) /  (2M + 4)   =  4/3

=> 9M + 36  = 8M + 16

=> M  = - 20

Hence mistake in data as chocolate ate can not be - ve

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Answered by zoddy
7

Answer:

4

Step-by-step explanation:

in amitnrw's answer(the first soln here for the question), there's a slight mistake

it should be

3M+12/3:2M+4/2=4:3

=> M+4/M+2=4/3

=>M=4

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