Math, asked by gurp921, 4 days ago

In a parking, 2/5 of the vehicles are cycles, 5/12 are cars, 1/6 are scooters and remaining 6 are heavy vehicles. Find the total number of vehicles parked. Also find number of each type of vehicle mentioned above (cycle, car, scooter).​

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Answered by jyotiyadav427034
3

Step-by-step explanation:

c --> number of cars(4 wheelers) hence 4c no. of wheels

b-->number of bikes(2 wheelers) hence 2b no. of wheels

Total wheels==> 4c + 2b (total number of wheels of all the cars 4 wheelers and bikes 2 wheelers)

Total no. of parked vehicles ==> b+c

Twice no. of parked vehicles==> 2(b+c)

100 more than 2(b+c) ==> 100 + 2(b+c)

FInally

100+2b +2c = 4c +2b

Divide 2 on both sides

==> 50+b+c=2c+b

==>50 + c = 2c (Subtracting b on both sides)

==> 50 = c (Subtracting c on both sides)

So number of cars is 50

Answered by yadavsatyapal059
2

Let number of car be x

number of bikes be y

according to question

wheels of all car + wheels of all bike=100 +2(number of total vehicle)

4x + 2y=100 + 2(x+y)

4x=100+2x

2x=100

x=50

number of cars= 50

On substituting the value of x again in equation

we get 2y=2y

This imply that y can be any natural number

total number of cars is 50 and bikes can vary

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