Math, asked by mamtamoon, 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 Utkddeshya
4
Ratio of lions to elephant
=4:7
now, 4x/7x-5=3/5
=20x=21x-15
=x=15
now, there are 100 elephants in park now.

mamtamoon: But answer in my book answer is 45 lions and 75 elephants
Answered by Subodhani
3
Here is my answer in the photo
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