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One fourth of a herd of camels was seen in forest . twice the square root of the herd gone to the mountain and remaining 15 camels wear seen on the bank of river . find the total number of camels
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Answered by anthonypaulvilly
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Answer:

  36 Camels

Step-by-step explanation:

total number of camels = x

no of camels in forest = x / 4

no of camels in mountain = 2√x

remaining camels = 15

total number of camels = no of camels in forest + no of camels in mountain + remaining camels

x = x / 4 + 2√x + 15 (multiply entire equation with 4)

4x = x + 8√x + 60

3x = 8√x + 60

3x -  8√x - 60 = 0

consider x = a²

so √x = a

3a² - 8a - 60 = 0

3a² - 18a +10a - 60 = 0

3a (a - 6) + 10 (a - 6) = 0

(3a + 10) (a - 6) = 0

a = 6

√x = a = 6

x = a² = (6)² = 36

total number of camels = x = 36 camels

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