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The sum of two number is 95. If one number exceeds the other number by 3, find the two numbers​

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Answered by Anonymous
18

Answer:

Let other no. be x

then,one no. be x+3

Sum if two no. is 95

A/Q

x+x+3=95

2x=95-3

2x=92

x=92/2

x=46

Thus,other no. will be x=46

one no. will be x+3=46+3

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Answered by Truebrainlian9899
35

Given :

  • sum = 95

 \large \red{ \underline{ \underline{ \green{ \rm \: solution : }}}}

\rightarrow Let the 1st integer be = x

\therefore 2nd integer = x + 3

\implies x + x + 3 = 95

  • On transposing the terms :

\implies x + x = 95 - 3

\implies 2x = 92

 \implies   \pink{\rm x =   \large \frac{92}{2} }

 \therefore\rm \:x = 46

 \bigstar \:  \rm \purple{ 1 \: integer = x \: }   \blue{ \boxed{\red{= 46}}}

 \bigstar \purple{ \rm 2 \: integer\: = x + 3  = 46 + 3 =  \orange{ \boxed{ \red{ 49}}}}

  • CHECK :

\rightarrowx = 46

\rightarrowx + 3 = 49

x + x + 3 = 95

\implies 46 + 49 = 95

\bigstar 95 = 95

\rightarrow L.H.S = R.H.S

Hence proved.

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