Math, asked by meenakshi6948, 1 year ago

Ramesh has two boxes. One box is half filled with chocolates. Every box when completely filled with chocolates contain 1.32kg of chocolates. Find the weight of remaining chocolates to fill in two boxes?

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Answered by karthik961
15

Each box full capacity is 1.32kg of chocolates..

when half of box is filled it contains 1.32/2=0.65kg of chocolate..

hence

first box

already half filled i.e, 0.65kg

remaining space for another 0.65kg

second box

can accommodate 1.32kg of chocolates

hence in total 0.65+1.32=1.97kg is weight of remaining chocolates that can be filled in 2 boxes

Answered by Abhijeet1589
0

The Weight Of The Remaining Chocolate To Fill In Two Boxes Is 1.98 Kg

GIVEN

The capacity of each box = 1.32kg of chocolates

Amount of chocolate in box 1 = half of the capacity of the box.

TO FIND

Weight of remaining chocolates to fill.

SOLUTION

We can simply solve the above problem as follows-

It is given,

Total number of boxes = 2

The total capacity of each box = 1.32 kg of chocolates.

The total weight of chocolate in both boxes can have = 1.32 + 1.32 = 2.64kg of chocolates.

It is given,

That 1 box is half filled.

So,

Amount of chocolate in one box = 1.32/2 = 0.66kg

Let the amount of remaining chocolate to be filled be, x.

So,

Chocolate in Half filled box + remaining weight of chocolate = total weight of chocolate in 2 boxes.

Putting the values in the above formula, we get.

0.66 + x = 2.64

x = 2.64-0.66

x = 1.98

Hence, the weight of the remaining chocolate to fill in two boxes is 1.98 kg

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