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Answered by dhaygude764
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the total number of students= x


Total number of oranges= 300


1st case:

Number of oranges received by each student= 300/x


2nd case:


In this case number of boys increased (x+10)

Number of oranges received by each boy= 300/(x+10)


A.T.Q


(300/x) -1 = 300/(x+10)


300/x -300/(x+10) =1


Lcm = x(x+10)


300(x+10) - 300x/( x(x+10)) = 1


300x+3000-300x = x(x+10)

3000= x²+10x


x²+10x-3000=0

[ Factorization by middle term splitting]


x²+60x-50x-3000=0

x(x+60)- 50(x+60)=0

(x+60)(x-50)=0


x+60=0,. x=-60

x-50=0

x= 50


Therefore,X= -60 cannot be taken as Number of students are always positive.


Hence, the total number of students in the class= 50


Answered by TPS
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Let the number of students = x

number of oranges each one get = y

So x × y = 300

=> xy = 300

if there were 10 more students, each would have got 1 less orange.

(x+10) × (y-1) = 300

=> xy + 10y - x - 10 = 300

=> 300 + 10y - x -10 = 300

=> 10y - x = 300 - 300 + 10

=> 10y - x = 10

=> x = 10y - 10
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We have xy = 300

=> (10y - 10)y = 300

=> 10y^2 - 10y = 300

=> y^2 - y = 30

=> y^2 - y -30 = 0

=> y^2 - 6y + 5y - 30 = 0

=> y(y-6) +5(y-6) = 0

=> (y-6)(y+5) = 0

=> y = -5, 6

y can't be negative. So y = 6

x = 10y - 10 = 10×6 - 10 = 50

Number of students = 50
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