Question

Sanjeev has 60 rupees in 10 rupee and 5 rupee coin if the 10 rupee coins exceed the number of 5 rupee coins by three how many coins of each does he have

Answer 1

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▶ Question - Sanjeev has 60 rupees in 10 rupee and 5 rupee coin if the 10 rupee coins exceed the number of 5 rupee coins by three. How many coins of each does he have ?



▶Explanation :-


Let the number of 5 /- coins be x


Number of 10 /- coins = ( x + 3 )


Cost of 5 /- coins = 5x



Cost of 10/- coins = 10 ( x + 3 )



Total amount with Sanjeev = 60 /-



Now, According to the Question :-



5x + 10x + 30 = 60


15x + 30 = 60


15x = 30


x = 2



∴ Number of 5 /- coins = 2


∴ Number of 10 /- coins = 5



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