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suppose the number of one rupee coins is 'x'
so the number of two rupee coins is 'x/3'
according to the question,
x+ {2(x/3)} = 115
or, x + (2x/3) = 115
or, 3x + 2x = 3*115
or, 5x = 345
or, x = 345/5
or, x= 69
so, the number of one rupee coins is 69
and the number of two rupee coins is (69/3)= 23.(ans)
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so the number of two rupee coins is 'x/3'
according to the question,
x+ {2(x/3)} = 115
or, x + (2x/3) = 115
or, 3x + 2x = 3*115
or, 5x = 345
or, x = 345/5
or, x= 69
so, the number of one rupee coins is 69
and the number of two rupee coins is (69/3)= 23.(ans)
hope it will help you....
please mark me.....
shagun1947:
ur answer is right
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