Math, asked by vraj736, 6 months ago

In a shop, same number of biscuits are there in each packet as the number of

packet of biscuits. There are total 2304 biscuits in the shop then how many

packets of biscuits are there in the shop?

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
102

Answer:

48

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number of biscuits in each packet be 'x'

number of biscuits in each packet  =  number of biscuits packets

Total number of biscuits in the shop = number of biscuits in each packet × number of biscuits packets = 2304

∵ number of biscuits in each packet  =  number of biscuits packets,

2304 = x × x

2304 = x²

√2304 = x

48 = x

∴ There are 48 packets of biscuits and 48 biscuits in each packet

Answered by binduspatel1234
17

Answer:Let the number of biscuits in each packet be 'x'

number of biscuits in each packet  =  number of biscuits packets

Total number of biscuits in the shop = number of biscuits in each packet × number of biscuits packets = 2304

∵ number of biscuits in each packet  =  number of biscuits packets,

2304 = x × x

2304 = x²

√2304 = x

48 = x

∴ There are 48 packets of biscuits and 48 biscuits in each packet

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