Math, asked by vygemfc27d, 7 months ago

The sum of two numbers is 15. When one of those numbers is added to three times the other, the result is 27. What are the numbers?

Answers

Answered by Cosmique
46

Answer:

  • Required numbers are 6 and 9

Explanation:

Let, two numbers are x and y

then,

→ Sum of numbers = 15

→ x + y = 15

→ x = 15 - y     ______equation ①

Now,

When one of those numbers is added to three times the other the result is 27, so

→ first number + 3 ( second number ) = 27

→ x + 3 y = 27

using equation ①

→ ( 15 - y ) + 3 y = 27

→ 15 - y + 3 y = 27

→ 2 y = 27 - 15

→ 2 y = 12

→ y = 12 / 2

y = 6

putting value of y in equation ①

→ x = 15 - y

→ x = 15 - ( 6 )

x = 9

Therefore,

  • Two required numbers are 6 and 9 .
Answered by Rudranil420
40

Answer:

✡ Given ✡

➡ The sum of two numbers is 15.

➡ When one of those numbers is added three times then the other numbers will be 27.

✡ To Find ✡

➡ What are the numbers.

✡ Solution ✡

✏ Let the first number be x.

✏ And the second number will be 15-x.

▶ According to the question,

=> 3x+(15-x) = 27

=> 3x+15-x = 27

=> 3x-x = 27-15

=> 2x = 12

=> x = \dfrac{12}{2}

=> x = 6

Again,

=> 15-x

=> 15-(6)

=> 15-6

=> 9

Therefore, The first number will be 6 and the second number will be 9.

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