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The price of carrots is twice that of potatoes .raj bought 3 kg carrots and 2 kg potatoes for 160.find the per kg price of carrots and potatoes.

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Answered by Hamy009
16

Let price of potatoes be x per kg

then price of carrots be 2x per kg

According to question

3 × 2x + 2 × x = 160

6x + 2x = 160

8x= 160

x = 160/8

x=20

therefore price of potatoes = 20

and price of carrots be 2×20= 40

Answered by vikram991
34

Given,

  • The Price of Carrots is twice that of potatoes .
  • Raj bought 3 kg carrots and 2 kg potatoes for Rs.160.

To Find,

  • Per kg price of Carrots and Potatoes .

Solution :

\implies Suppose the Per kg price of Carrots be a

And, Suppose the Per kg price of Potatoes be b

According to the First Case :

  • The Price of Carrots is twice that of potatoes .

\implies \boxed{\sf{a = 2b}}   1) Equation

According to the Second Case :

  • Raj bought 3 kg carrots and 2 kg potatoes for Rs.160.

\implies \sf{3a + 2b = 160}   2)Equation

║From the First Equation Put the Value of a in Second Equation ║

\implies \sf{3(2b) + 2b = 160}

\implies \sf{6b + 2b = 160}

\implies \sf{8b = 160}

\implies \sf{b = \dfrac{160}{8}}

\implies \boxed{\sf{b = 20}}

║Now Put the Value of b in Second Equation║

\implies \sf{3a + 2b = 160}

\implies \sf{3a + 2(20) = 160}

\implies \sf{3a + 40 = 160}

\implies \sf{3a = 160 - 40}

\implies \sf{3a = 120}

\implies \sf{a = \dfrac{120}{3}}

\implies \boxed{\sf{a = 40}}

Therefore,

\boxed{\bold{\red{Per \ kg \ Price \ of \ Carrots = a = Rs.20}}}

\boxed{\bold{\red{Per \ kg \ Price \ of \ Potatoes = b = Rs.40}}}

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