Math, asked by djinriz323, 8 days ago

The population of a certain town was 50,000. In a year, male population was increased
by 5% and female population was increased by 3%. Now the population became
52020. Then what was the number of males and females in the previous year?​

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Answered by LeelaGhosh1
5

Given -

=> Initial population of town was = 50,000 people

=> Final population of town became = 52,020 people when -

  • Male population increases by 5 % and
  • Female population increased by 3 %

To find -

=> Original number of males and females in the town.

Here -

=> We will basically equate the given information using a variable and find the required answer.

=> Let x be the number of males in the town originally.

=> Since original population numbered 50,000 originally.

=> Original number of females = (50,000-x)

For new male and female populations -

∵ Male population increases by 5 % of original male population -

Original male population = x males

New number of males = x + \dfrac{5}{100} *x => x+\dfrac{1}{20} *x => \dfrac{20x+x}{20} =>\dfrac{21x}{20}

∵ Female population increases by 3 % of original female population -

Original female population = (50,000-x) females

New number of females = (50000-x)+\dfrac{3}{100} *(50000-x)

                                            = (50000-x)(1+\dfrac{3}{100} )

                                            = (50000-x)(\dfrac{100+3}{100} )

                                            = (50000-x)(\dfrac{103}{100} )

Now, adding the two found values -

∵ New population adds up to 52,020 -

=> New no. of females + new no. of males = 52,020

Thus -

=> (50000-x)(\dfrac{103}{100} )+\dfrac{21x}{20}=52,020

↔ Opening the brackets, we get,

=> \dfrac{50000*103-103x}{100} +\dfrac{21x}{20}=52,020

=> \dfrac{5150000-103x}{100} +\dfrac{21x}{20}=52,020

↔ Taking LCM of 100 and 20 i.e. 100 in numerator in L.H.S .

=> \dfrac{5150000-103x}{100} +\dfrac{5*21x}{5*20}=52,020

=> \dfrac{5150000-103x}{100} +\dfrac{105x}{100}=52,020

=> \dfrac{5150000-103x+105x}{100} =52,020

=> \dfrac{5150000+2x}{100} =52,020

=> {5150000+2x} = 5202000

=> 2x = 5202000 - 5150000

=> 2x = 52000

=> x = 52,000/2

=> x = 26,000

Now -

∵ We assumed original number of males to be x.

=> x = 26,000

The number of males in the previous year = 26,000 males

∵ We assumed original number of females to be (50,000-x).

=> x = 26,000

=> 50,000-x = 50,000-26,000

=> 50,000 - x = 24,000

The number of females in the previous year = 24,000 females

Answered by ThisIsYourFriend
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