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in an envelope there are some five rupee notes and some 10 rupee note total amount of this note together is 350 rupees number of five rupee notes are less b n numbers of 10 rupee notes then find the number of 5 and 10 rupee note


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Answered by 3276bdpl
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Let the number of 5 rupee note be x and the number of 10 rupee note be y

Then according to the question ,

5x+10y=350 1

Also,x=2y−10 2

Putting the value of x from eq .2 in eq. 1 we get,

5(2y−10)+10y=350

20y=400

y=20

Putting the value of y in eq.2 we get x=30

Hence, the number oof 5 and 10 rupee note are30 and 20 respectively.

Answered by ot7xbangtonboyz
14

 \sf \rm{Let \:  the \:  number \:  of \:  5  \: rupee  \: note \:  be  \: x \:  and  \: the \:  number \:  of \:  10 \:  rupee  \: note  \: be \:  y}

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 \sf \rm{5x+10y=350 \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: (i)}

 \sf \rm{Also, \: x=2y−10    \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: (ii)}

 \sf \fbox{Putting \:  the \:  value \:  of  \: x  \: from \:  eq .2  \: in eq. 1  \: we get,}

 \sf{5(2y - 10) + 10y = 350}

20y=400

y = 20

Putting the value of y in eq.2 we get x=30

Hence, the number oof 5 and 10 rupee note are30 and 20 respectively.

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