Raj had oranges and he divided them into Set A and Set B. He sold the first set at the rate of Rs.3 for 4 oranges and the second set at Rs.1 per orange and got a total of Rs.510. If he had sold the first set at the rate of Rs.1 per orange and the second set at the rate of Rs.5 for 6 oranges, his total collection would have been Rs.560. Find the total number of oranges he had.
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❥︎Question :-
- Raj had oranges and he divided them into Set A and Set B. He sold the first set at the rate of Rs.3 for 4 oranges and the second set at Rs.1 per orange and got a total of Rs.510. If he had sold the first set at the rate of Rs.1 per orange and the second set at the rate of Rs.5 for 6 oranges, his total collection would have been Rs.560. Find the total number of oranges he had.
❥︎Solution :-
Let number of Oranges in Set A be 'x' and number of Oranges in Set B be 'y'.
❥︎Case :- 1
He sold the first set at the rate of Rs.3 for 4 oranges and the second set at Rs.1 per orange and got a total of Rs.510.
For set A
Selling Price of 4 oranges = Rs 3
Selling Price of x oranges = Rs 3x/4
For Set B
Selling Price of 1 orange = Rs 1
Selling Price of y oranges = Rs y.
According to the statement,
❥︎Case :- 2
He had sold the first set at the rate of Rs.1 per orange and the second set at the rate of Rs.5 for 6 oranges, his total collection would have been Rs.560.
For Set A
Selling Price of 1 orange = Rs 1
Selling Price of x oranges = Rs x.
For Set B
Selling Price of 6 oranges = Rs 5
Selling Price of y oranges = Rs 5y/6
According to the statement
Multiply (1) by 2 and subtract (2) from it, we get
Put y = 240 in equation (1), we get