manu wants to buy equal number of orange and apples the oranges are packed in packets of 6 and the apples are packed in packets of 10 what is the least number of apples he can buy? how packets of each fruit should he buy?
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Answer:
He can buy at least 60 apples.
He should buy
6 packets of apples and 10 packets of oranges.
If he want to buy same number of oranges as apples.
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Answer:
The least number of Apple's he can buy = 30
No. of Orange packets he can buy = 5
No. of Apple packets he can buy = 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: The oranges are packed in a packet of 6 and the apples are packed in a packet of 10.
Find: Least number of Apple's he can buy and how many packets of each fruit should he buy.
So, let's first find the LCM:
LCM of 6 & 10 = 30
Since the LCM is 30, the no. of each fruit should be 30 (as the only least multiple of 6 & 10 is 30)
NOTE: Let the total no. of orange packets be x & total no. of apple packets be y.
Therefore,
- The total no. of Apples & Oranges to bought = 30 respectively
- No. of Orange packets he can buy => 6 * x = 30
=> x = 30 / 6
=> x = 5
- No. of Apple packets he can buy => 10 * y = 30
=> y = 30 / 10
=> y = 3
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