Math, asked by ayushman442, 23 days ago


I read 3/8 part of the book in one day and 4/5 of remainder on the next day. If 30 pages are still left
to read, how many pages are there in the book ?​

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Answered by adil589
0

Answer:

Hunar, If 3/8 of the book were read the first day, then 5/8 remained. So now 3/8 + 4/8 = 7/8 have been read. The 30 pages that remain must be 1/8 of the total.

Answered by Anonymous
3

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

\large\mathsf\color{blue}\underline{\underline{Given:}}

Given:

Part\:of\:the\:book\:read\:one\:day=\frac{3}{8}Partofthebookreadoneday=

8

3

Part\:of\:the\:book\:read\:next\:day=\frac{4}{5}Partofthebookreadnextday=

5

4

Number\:of\:pages\:left\:to\:read=30\:pagesNumberofpageslefttoread=30pages

\large\mathsf\color{orange}\underline{\underline{To\:find:}}

Tofind:

Total\:number\:of\:pages\:in\:the\:book=??Totalnumberofpagesinthebook=??

\large\mathsf\color{red}\underline{\underline{Concept:}}

Concept:

▪︎First find total pages left first day .

▪︎Then multiply .

▪︎Then find total number of pages read

▪︎After that find total number of pages unread .

▪︎After that divide it with pages .

\large\mathsf\color{green}\underline{\underline{Solution:}}

Solution:

☆To find pages left see the formula:

\frac{3}{8}=\frac{8-3}{8}

8

3

=

8

8−3

☆Pages left first day :

\Rightarrow{\frac{5}{8}}⇒

8

5

☆Now multiply:

\frac{5}{8}×\frac{4}{5}

8

5

×

5

4

\Rightarrow{\frac{1}{2}}⇒

2

1

☆Now see fraction of pages read:

\frac{3}{8}+\frac{1}{2}

8

3

+

2

1

L.C.M of 2 and 8 is 8 .

\frac{3+4}{8}

8

3+4

\Rightarrow{\frac{7}{8}}⇒

8

7

☆Now find the fraction of pages unread:

\frac{8-7}{8}

8

8−7

\Rightarrow{\frac{1}{8}}⇒

8

1

☆Now find total number of pages in the book:

30\:pages÷\frac{1}{8}30pages÷

8

1

30\:pages×\frac{8}{1}30pages×

1

8

\therefore\boxed{240\:pages}∴

240pages

\large\mathsf\color{purple}\underline{\underline{Conclusion:}}

Conclusion:

So , 240 pages are total in the book .

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