Math, asked by reddykrishna191, 9 months ago

One-tenth of the bikes in a parking lot are
RED. Another bike arrives and now one-ninth
of the bikes are RED.how many red bikes and total bikes are there

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Answered by knjroopa
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Given One-tenth of the bikes in a parking lot are  RED. Another bike arrives and now one-ninth  of the bikes are RED. how many red bikes and total bikes are there

  • Assume the total number of bikes be x and out of which R are red in colour.
  • According to question 1/10 of bikes are red.
  • So 1/10 x = R
  • Another bike arrives, so total number of bikes in the parking lot will be x + 1
  • Now 1/9 of total bikes are red. So 1/9 is greater than 1/10
  • Since Red bikes are 1/9 times that of total number of bikes after the new bike comes,  
  • So the number of red bikes has increased and hence a red bike.
  • Now total number of bikes = x + 1
  • Total number of red bikes = R + 1
  • So 1/9 (x + 1) = R + 1
  • Also 1/10 x = R, So x = 10 R
  • By solving we get
  • So x + 1 / 9 = R + 1
  • So x + 1 = 9 R + 9
  • 10 R + 1 = 9 R + 9
  • R = 9 – 1
  • R = 8
  • Also x = 10 R
  •            = 10 (8)
  • So x = 80

Therefore there were 80 bikes before the arrival of a new bike out of which 8 were Red. After arrival of new bike there were 81 bikes out of which 9 are red.

Answered by MERCTROOPER
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Work is said to be done when a force applied on the body displaces the body through a certain distance in the direction of force. By resolving force →F into two components : (i) F cosθ in the direction of displacement of the body. (ii) F sinθ in the perpendicular direction of displacement of the body.

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