Math, asked by rhnd2006, 8 months ago

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15. I have a total of 300 in coins of denomination 1,2 and 5. The
number of 2 coins is 3 times the number of 5 coins. The total number of
coins is 160. How many coins of each denomination are with me?
16. The organisers of an essay competition decide that a winner in the
competition gets a prize of 7 100 and a participant who does not win gets
a prize of 25. The total prize money distributed is 3,000. Find the
number of winners, if the total number of participants is 63.​

Answers

Answered by sarkarharsh708
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Answer:

15) there are 60 ₹2 coins, 20 ₹5 coins and 80 ₹1 coins.

16) there are 19 winners.

Step-by-step explanation:

15) let the number of ₹2 coins be x

=> number of ₹5 coins = x/3 and number of ₹1 coins = 160-(x+(x/3)) = 160-(4x/3) (since number of 2 coins is 3 times the number of 5 coins)

ATQ,

total value of coins = 2×x + 5×x/3 + 1×(160-(4x/3))

=> 300 = 2x + 5x/3 + 160 - 4x/3 = 2x + x/3 + 160

=> 2x + x/3 = 140

=> 7x/3 = 140

=> x/3 = 20

=> x = 60

=> x/3 = 20

=> 160-(4x/3) = 80

16) prize for winning = ₹100 (I'm not considering 7100 as you have written because the total money is less than it)

prize for those who didn't win = ₹25

let the number of winners be x

=> the number of non-winners = 63-x

ATQ, 25(63-x) + 100x = 3000 (since the total money is 3000)

=> 1575 - 25x + 7100x = 3000

=> 1425 = 75x

=> x = 19

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