DIVIDE 150 INTO THREE PARTS SUCH THAT THE SECOND NUMBER IS FIVE-SIXTHS THE FIRST AND THE THIRD NUMBER IS FOUR-FIFTHS THE SECOND.
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let x , y and 150 -x -y are three part of 150 .
a/c to question,
y = 5x/6
6y = 5x ------------------(1)
again,
(150-x-y) =4y/5
750 -5x -5y = 4y
750 -5x -9y = 0
5x + 9y = 750 ---------------(2)
solve this equation ,
put equation (1) in equation (2)
6y + 9y = 750
15y = 750
y = 50
put y = 50 in equation (1)
6 × 50 = 5x
x = 60
third number = 150 -x - y = 150 -60-50=40
hence, 60, 50, and 40 are three numbers
a/c to question,
y = 5x/6
6y = 5x ------------------(1)
again,
(150-x-y) =4y/5
750 -5x -5y = 4y
750 -5x -9y = 0
5x + 9y = 750 ---------------(2)
solve this equation ,
put equation (1) in equation (2)
6y + 9y = 750
15y = 750
y = 50
put y = 50 in equation (1)
6 × 50 = 5x
x = 60
third number = 150 -x - y = 150 -60-50=40
hence, 60, 50, and 40 are three numbers
pipi:
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let x be the first term,
therefore,
second term = (5/6)x = 5x/6
third term = [(5/6)x]4/5 = 2x/3
therefore from given condition,
x + 5x/6 + 2x/3 = 150
making the denominators common,
6x/6 + 5x/6 + 4x/6 = 150
15x/6 = 150
15x = 150x6
x = 60
therefore,
first term = x = 60
second term = 5x/6 = 50
third term = [(5/6)x]4/5 = 40
therefore,
second term = (5/6)x = 5x/6
third term = [(5/6)x]4/5 = 2x/3
therefore from given condition,
x + 5x/6 + 2x/3 = 150
making the denominators common,
6x/6 + 5x/6 + 4x/6 = 150
15x/6 = 150
15x = 150x6
x = 60
therefore,
first term = x = 60
second term = 5x/6 = 50
third term = [(5/6)x]4/5 = 40
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