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Answered by thakkarmahi6c10
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the action or process of moving or being moved.

"the laws of planetary motion"

Answered by Anonymous
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Given:-

A horse and two cows together cost 680. If a horse cost 80 more than a cow, find the cost of each.

To Find:-

The cost of a horse and two cows.

Note:-

Here, we will find cost of a horse and two cows by A horse cost + Two cow's cost = Together cost ( by taking some value of two cow and a horse )

For finding unknown value, known value needs to transposed from its side to another and signs are also ( signs are not changed in multiple and divisional value ). For example - Positive becomes Negative, Multiple becomes Divisional.

Solution:-

 \huge\red{Cost \ \ of \ \ horse \ \ and \ \ cow = ?}

 \huge\red{Let \ \ cow's \ \ cost \ \ be \ \ "x"}

 \huge\red{So, Two \ \ cow's \ \ cost = x + x}

 \huge\red{According \ \ to \ \ question, Horse \ \ cost = x + ₹80}

According to note first point~

▪︎ A \ \ horse \ \ cost + Two \ \ cow's \ \ cost = Together \ \ cost

▪︎ x + ₹80 + x + x = ₹680

▪︎ 3x + ₹80 = ₹680

According to note second point ( transposing )~

▪︎ 3x = ₹680 - ₹80

▪︎ 3x = ₹600

▪︎ x = \dfrac{₹600}{3}

After dividing~

▪︎ x = ₹200

 \huge\pink{Horse \ \ cost = x + 80 = ₹200 + ₹80 => ₹280}

 \huge\pink{Two \ \ cow's \ \ cost = x + x = ₹200 + ₹200 => ₹400}

Checking:-

Let's check that sum of horse cost and two cow's cost gives together cost or not.

 A \ \ horse \ \ cost + Two \ \ cow's \ \ cost = Together \ \ cost \implies ?

 ₹280 + ₹400 = ₹680 \implies ?

 ₹680 = ₹680 \implies ✔

 \huge\green{Hence, Proved : Horse \ \ cost = ₹280}

 \huge\green{\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Two \ \ cow's \ \ cost = ₹400}

Answer:-

Hence, The horse cost = 280

 \ \ \ \ \ \ Two cow's cost = 400

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