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Assuming that the facts set out in the passage remain the same, what is the minimum opening stock required, such that Mr. Khatri has no books left to sell at the end of the transactions described in the passage?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  A passage having information about mr khatri stick and selling of books at different times

To find : minimum opening stock required, so that no stock left at the end of the transactions described in the passage

Step-by-step explanation:

Opening Stock  = x

Doubled the opening stock => 2x

Sold in First sale  = y

Remaining Books = 2x - y

Now Stock = 3(2x - y)  = 6x - 3y

Sold now =  2y

Remaining books = 6x - 3y - 2y

= 6x - 5y

Now Stock = 4(6x - 5y) = 24x  - 20y

Sold now = 2 (2y) = 4y

Remaining books = 24x - 20y - 4y

= 24x - 24y

new Stock  = 5( 24x - 24y)  = 120x - 120y

Sold now = 2(4y) = 8y

remaining books = 0

=> 120x - 120y =  8y

=> 120x  = 128 y

=> 15x  = 16y

15 & 16 are co prime hence

hence minimum = x = 16   &  y = 15

Lets check

16

2 * 16 = 32

32 - 15 = 17

3 * 17  = 51

51  - 2 * 15  = 21

21 * 4  = 84

84 -   4*15 = 24

24 * 5 = 120

120 - 8*15 = 0

the minimum opening stock required, = 16 Books

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