Math, asked by ManvithaChittimalla, 11 months ago

if the cost of 5 apples and 3 bananas is rupees 26 and that of three apples and one banana is equal to 14 rupees then the cost of one Apple and one banana is​

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Answered by aryaniyappan2006
5

Answer:

4 and 2 respectively.

Step-by-step explanation:

let apples be x and bananas be y.

given: 5x + 3y = 26. equation 1

3x + 1y = 14. equation 2

to find: x and y

let us take equation 2.

it gives us y= 14-3x

substitute y value in equation 1.

we get 5x + 3(14-3x) =26.

therefore, 5x+ 42 - 9x = 26.

-4x + 42= 26.

-4x = 26- 42

4x= 42-26

x= 16/4

=4

substitute x value in equation 2. we get

3(4) + y= 14.

12+ y=14.

y= 2.

cost of one apple= rs 4

cost of one banana= rs 2.

Answered by govind5027
0

Answer:

x = ₹4 and y = ₹2

x + y = 4 + 2 = ₹6

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the cost of 1 apple and 1 banana be x and y respectively

5x + 3y = ₹26 -eq. 1

3x + 1y = ₹14 -eq. 2

substituting y in eq. 2 .

y = 14 - 3x

putting the value of y in eq. 1

5x + 3( 14 - 3x ) = ₹26

>> 5x + 42 - 9x = ₹26

>> - 4x = 26 - 42

>> - 4x = - 16

>> x = - 16/ - 4

>> x = ₹4

putting the Value of x in eq. 1

5x + 3y = ₹26

>> 5 × 4 + 3y = 26

>> 20 + 3y = 26

>> 3y = 26 - 20

>> 3y = 6

>> y = 6/3

>> y = ₹2

x + y = 4 + 2 = ₹6

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