Seventy tickets of a theater show were sold for Rs.8000. If the tickets were sold in denominations of Rs.125 and Rs.75, how many tickets of each denomination were sold?
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let the no. of 125-rupees ticket be X
So, no. of 75-rupees ticket be 70-X
ATQ,
125X+75(70-X)=8000
125X+5250-75X=8000
50X=2750
X=55
So, no. of ₹125 tickets =55 and No. of ₹75 tickets = 15
So, no. of 75-rupees ticket be 70-X
ATQ,
125X+75(70-X)=8000
125X+5250-75X=8000
50X=2750
X=55
So, no. of ₹125 tickets =55 and No. of ₹75 tickets = 15
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how are no. of 75 rupees notes 70- X ?????????
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Total number of tickets = 70
Let N be the number of tickets sold in denominations of Rs 125.
So 70 - N will be the number of tickets sold in denominations of Rs 75.
Total proceedings from the tickets sale = Rs N * 125 + (70 - N) * 75
= Rs (50 * N + 5, 250)
= Rs 8, 000
50 N + 5, 250 = 8, 000
N = 2750/50 = 55
SO there were 55 tickets old in denominations of Rs 125 and 15 tickets of denominations of Rs 75.
Let N be the number of tickets sold in denominations of Rs 125.
So 70 - N will be the number of tickets sold in denominations of Rs 75.
Total proceedings from the tickets sale = Rs N * 125 + (70 - N) * 75
= Rs (50 * N + 5, 250)
= Rs 8, 000
50 N + 5, 250 = 8, 000
N = 2750/50 = 55
SO there were 55 tickets old in denominations of Rs 125 and 15 tickets of denominations of Rs 75.
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