Math, asked by bhusham, 1 year ago

In a national park, the ratio of lions to elephant was 4 : 7. When 5 elephants were shifted to the other national park, the ratio of lions to the elephants became 3 : 5. How many lions and elephants does the national park have now?

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Answered by satham
33
3lions and5elephants
Answered by brainsapling
243
The ratio of the lions to the elephants = 4 : 7
Let the no.of lions be 4x
and no.of elephants be 7x
Five elephants is shifted to another national park
Therefore, Now no.of elephants = 7x - 5
Therefore, 4x/7x - 5 = 3/5
5×4x = 3(7x -5)
20x = 21x - 15
20x - 21x = -15
-x = -15
x = 15
Therefore, no.of lions = 4x
= 4 × 15
= 60
Therefore, no.of elephants = 7x - 5
= 7(15) - 5
= 105 - 5
= 100
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