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Students were standing in rows for mass drill. if one student is extra in a row , there would be 2 rows less. if one student is less in a row , there would be 3 rows more. find the numbers of students in the class room. ​

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Answered by amitbiswal660
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Let  the original number of rows =x

Let the original number of students in each row =y

Total number of students in class = Number of students ×  Number of rows =xy

According to problem

Case 1

Total no of students =(y+1)(x−2)=xy

⇒xy−2y+x−2=xy

 ⇒x−2y=2   ...(1)

Case 2

Total no of students =(y−1)(x+3)=xy

⇒xy+3y−x−3=xy

 ⇒x−3y=−3  ...(2)

Subtracting eq(1) from eq(2) we get

−y=−5

⇒y=5

Putting the value of y in eq(1)

x−2(5)=2

⇒x=12

Hence we get x=12 and y=5

Total no. of students =xy=60

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