Ravi has 20coin worth Rs 85.If he has only5-rupee and 2-rupee coin,find the number of each type of coin.
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let the no. of ₹2 coin be 'x'
no. ₹5 coin = (20 - x)
ATQ
2(x) + 5(20-x) = 85
2x + 100 - 5x = 85
-3x = -15
3x = 15
x = 5
There are five ₹2 coins
and (20 - 5) = fifteen ₹5 coins
no. ₹5 coin = (20 - x)
ATQ
2(x) + 5(20-x) = 85
2x + 100 - 5x = 85
-3x = -15
3x = 15
x = 5
There are five ₹2 coins
and (20 - 5) = fifteen ₹5 coins
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consider the number of 5 rupee coins as x
consider the number of 2 rupee coins as y
ACCORDING TO PROBLEM
Total no of coins => x+ y =20 (eq1)
Another equation according to situation 5x + 2y = 85 eq(2)
solve both the equations by elimination method or substitution method
elimination method (subtraction)
eq(1) multiplied with 2 => 2x + 2y = 40
eq(2) => 5x + 2y = 85
(-) (-) (-)
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-3x = -45
cancel minus on both the sides
x = 15
substitute x value in eq1 or eq2 to get y value
x = 15
y = 5
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therefore the total no. of 5 rupee coins is equal to 15
total no. of 2 rupee coins is equal to 2
if it was useful please brainliest me.
consider the number of 5 rupee coins as x
consider the number of 2 rupee coins as y
ACCORDING TO PROBLEM
Total no of coins => x+ y =20 (eq1)
Another equation according to situation 5x + 2y = 85 eq(2)
solve both the equations by elimination method or substitution method
elimination method (subtraction)
eq(1) multiplied with 2 => 2x + 2y = 40
eq(2) => 5x + 2y = 85
(-) (-) (-)
-----------------------
-3x = -45
cancel minus on both the sides
x = 15
substitute x value in eq1 or eq2 to get y value
x = 15
y = 5
\
therefore the total no. of 5 rupee coins is equal to 15
total no. of 2 rupee coins is equal to 2
if it was useful please brainliest me.
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