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Raman bought certain number of glass vessels ₹600 2 of them broke then he sold the remaining for ₹10 more than he had given for it, thereby gaining ₹50 on the whole, how many glass vessel did he buy and also.Find the cost of each glass be x

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Answered by mddilshad11ab
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\sf\large\underline{Let:}

\tt{\implies The\:number\:of\:buying\:glass=x}

\tt{\implies The\:number\:of\:selling\:glass=y}

\sf\large\underline{To\: Find:}

\rm{\implies Total\:number\:of\:glass=?}

\sf\large\underline{Solution:}

\sf\large\underline{Given,\:that:}

Raman bought certain number of glass vessels ₹600. 2 of them broke then he sold the remaining for ₹10 more than he had given for it, thereby gaining ₹50 on the whole.

\sf\large\underline{According\:to\: question:}

\tt{\implies (buying\: glass)(selling\:glass)=Rs.600}

\tt{\implies xy=600}

\tt{\implies y=\frac{600}{x}}

  • profit on remaining selling glass for Rs.10 and profit on whole for Rs.50]

\tt{\implies (x-2)(y+10)=600+50}

  • Putting the value of y here]

\tt{\implies (x-2)(\frac{600}{x}+10)=650}

\tt{\implies \frac{600x}{x}+10x-\frac{1200}{x}-20=650}

\tt{\implies \frac{600x+10x^2}{x}-\frac{1200}{x}=670}

\tt{\implies \frac{600x+10x^2-1200}{x}=670}

\tt{\implies 10x^2+600x-670x-1200=0}

\tt{\implies 10x^2-70x-1200=0}

  • Dividing by 10 on both sides , here]

\tt{\implies x^2-7x-120=0}

  • Here, splitting the middle term here]

\tt{\implies x^2-15x+8x-120=0}

\tt{\implies x(x-15)+8(x-15)=0}

\tt{\implies \therefore\:x=15\:and\:-8}

  • Here negative value can't be the number of glass so we have to take x=15

Therefore, Raman bought 15 glass for Rs.600

Answered by Anonymous
27

\bf\large{\underline{Question:-}}

Raman bought certain number of glass vessels ₹600 2 of them broke then he sold the remaining for ₹10 more than he had given for it, thereby gaining ₹50 on the whole, how many glass vessel did he buy and also.Find the cost of each glass be x

\bf\large{\underline{Given:-}}

  • Raman bought certain glass vessel at ₹ 600
  • 2 of them broke.
  • he sold remaining for 10 ₹ more than he had given for it
  • therefore he gaining 50₹ on the whole.

\bf\large{\underline{To\:find:-}}

  • how many glass vessel did he buy and also.Find the cost of each glass be x

\bf\large{\underline{solution:-}}

Let,

  • The number of buying glass = x and selling glass =y

\bf\large{\underline{According\:to\:Question:-}}

\tt →xy=600 \\\tt→y=\frac{600}{x}

  • he gain 10₹ profit on remaining glass and whole 50₹

\tt→(x-2)(y+10)=600+50

putting vue of y here.

\tt→ (x-2)(\frac{600}{x}+10)=650\\\tt→\frac{600}{x}+10x-\frac{1200}{x}-20=650\\\tt→ \frac{600x+10x^2+1200}{x}=670\\\tt→ 10x^2-600x-670x-1200=0\\\tt→ 10x^2-70x-1200=0(Divided\:by\:10\:both\:side)

we get,

\tt→ x^2-7x-120=0 \\\tt→ x^2-15x+8x-120=0\\\tt→ x(x-15)+8(x-15)=0\\\tt→(x-15)(x+8)=0\\\tt→ x-15=0,x+8=0\\\tt→ x=15, x=-8

here,

we take x=15

because x= -8 is a negative value . so we neglect it.

Hence,

Raman purchase 15 glass of 600

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