Raman had 30 flowers he offered some flowers in a temple and found that the ratio of the number of remaining flowers to that of flowers in the beginning is 2 ratio 5 find the number of flower offered by him in the temple
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x = remaining flowers
Since the ratio is given to us in the form of REMAINING : INITIAL, we simply form an equation with initial flowers in the denominator, and remaining flowers in the numerator.
Since the ratio is given to us in the form of REMAINING : INITIAL, we simply form an equation with initial flowers in the denominator, and remaining flowers in the numerator.
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Answer is not appropriate according to my book. According yo my book the right answer is 18
Yes, the answer must be 18 since the question asks the number of flowers offered by Raman. I have found the number of remaining flowers, that is 12. Now the flowers offered by him will be the difference between what he had in the beginning and what he has remaining, that is, 30-12=18
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