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the number of boy and girls in a class are in the ratio 7:5 the the number of boys is 8 and more than the number of girls. what is the total class strength?

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Answered by bs4356090
0

Answer:

let ratio=x

number of boys=7x

number of girls =5x+8

5x+8=7x

5x-7x=-8

-2x=-8

x=4

:.number of boys=7x=7*4=28

number of girls=5x+8=5*4+8=20+8=28

Answered by AjayKumarr676
6

Given:

The number of boy and girls in a class are in the ratio 7:5.

The number of boys is 8 and more than the number of girls.

To find:

Total number of strength of the class.

Solution:

The number of boy and girls in a class are in the ratio 7:5.

Let, the common multiple of the ratio be, 'n'.

∴ The number of boys in the class_

(7×n)

= 7n

∴ The number of girls in the class _

(5×n)

= 5n

The number of boys is 8 and more than the number of girls.

∴ According to the problem:

(7n-5n) = 8

⇒ 2n = 8

⇒ n = (8÷2)

⇒ n = 4

∴ The number of boys in the class_

(7×4)

= 28 boys

Similarly,

The number of girls in the class_

(5×4)

= 20 girls

∴ Total number of strengths in the class is_

(28+20)

= 48 strengths.

∴ The total number of strengths in the class is 48.

Answer:

             Total number of strengths in the class is 48.

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