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In a team the captain took 1/3rd of a cake and remaining was divided equally among others. The captain had twice the share of any other's member. How many members are there in the team?

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Answered by Prince063867
8

Answer:

10 family members.

explanation step by step:-

Suppose amount of cake=100

Father took=1/4*100 = 25

Remaining = 100-25= 75

Let the number of people = x

Distribution to the family members = 75(remaining amount of cake) / x (number of family members)

Its given father had 3 times as much as each of the other members had.

Therefore, 25(Father's amount of cake) = 3 times as much as each of the other members (75/x)

then, 25- 3* (75/x)

x=9

Total= 9 +1(Father)=10 family members.

Answered by Anonymous
47

Information mentioned in above question

  • In a team the captain took 1/3rd of a cake and remaining was divided equally among others.
  • The captain had twice the share of any other's member.

What we have to find ?

  • How many members are there in the team?

Assumption :

  • Consider the members in team except the caption be y.

Therefore according to the question ,

 \rm \mapsto Captain \:  took  =  \dfrac{1}{3} \:  of \: the \: cake

 \rm \mapsto \: Other  \: members \:  took  =  \dfrac{2}{3} \:  of \: the \: cake

  • The each member of the team took

 \rm \mapsto \:   \dfrac{2}{3 \: y} \:  of \: the \: cake

According to the above condition ,

  • The captain had twice the share of any other's member.

\rm \longrightarrow  2 \times (\dfrac{2}{3 \: y} ) =  \dfrac{1}{3}

  • By solving this we get

 \rm \implies \: y = 4

Therefore ,

  • There are 4 members except captain

Henceforth ,

  • The total numbers of members in team along with captain

 \rm \mapsto \: 4 \: members \:  + 1 \: captain

\bf \mapsto \: 5 \: members

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