Math, asked by geeta, 1 year ago

Shiela bought some rose plants and sunflower plants.  There were 35 more rose plants than sunflower plants.  if the ratio of the rose plants to the sunflower plants was 8:3, how many of each variety did she buy?


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Answers

Answered by mysticd
27
Hi ,

Let the number of sunflower

plants Shila bought = x

Number of Rose plants Shila

bought = x + 35

According to the problem given ,

Ratio of Rose plants and Sunflower

plants = 8 : 3

( x + 35 )/x = 8/3

3( x + 35 ) = 8x

3x + 105 = 8x

105 = 8x - 3x

105 = 5x

105/5 = x

21 = x

Therefore ,

Number of sunflower plants = x = 21

Number of Rose plants = x + 35

= 21 + 35

= 56

I hope this helps you.

: )

Answered by Panzer786
8
Heya !!!



Let the number of sun flower plants be X.


Then the number of rose plants = ( X +35) .



According to question,



Ratio of the rose plants and sun flower plants = 8:3




X + 35 : X = 8:3


X + 35/X = 8/3



3 ( X +35) = 8X



3X + 105 = 8X



8X -3X = 105



5X = 105



X = 105/5


X = 21




Number of sun flower = 21


And,


Number of rose plants. = X +35 = 21 +35 = 56





HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU..... :-)
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