Math, asked by Kirti1204, 1 year ago

one fourth of elephants was seen in the forest. twice the square root of the herd had gone to mountains and the remaining 15 elephants were seen on the bank of the river. find the total number of elephants​

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Answered by pruthvi47
9

let total no elephant be x

such that 1/4x are seen in forest

2√x herd gone to mountains

15 remained on bank of river

1/4x+2√x+15=x. (let √x be

Answered by BendingReality
2

Answer:

36 .

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the total number of camel be x .

No. of camel seen in forest = x / 4

No. of camel gone to mountains = 2 √ x

No. of camel seen on bank of river = 15

Total no. of camel .

x / 4 + 2 √ x + 15

x = x / 4 + 2 √ x + 15

3 x - 60 = 8 √ x

Squaring on both sides:

64 x = 9 x² - 360 x + 3600

9 x² - 424 x + 3600 = 0

( x - 36 ) ( 9 x - 100 ) = 0

x = 36 or x = 100 / 9

Since camels cannot be in fraction .

Hence final answer i.e. total numbers of camels are 36.

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