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Total no of tiger & peacock in zoo is 60 the total number of their legs is 160 find tiger & peacock

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Answered by mddilshad11ab
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\sf\large\underline{Let:}

\sf{\implies Number\:_{(tiger)}=x}

\sf{\implies Number\:_{(peacock)}=y}

\sf\large\underline{Given:}

\sf{\implies Total\:Number\:_{(tiger+peacock)}=60}

\sf{\implies Total\:Number\:_{(legs)}=160}

\sf\large\underline{To\: Find:}

\sf{\implies Number\:_{(tiger\:and\: peacock)}=?}

\sf\large\underline{Solution:}

  • As we know tiger has 4 legs and peacock has 2 legs here we also assume that x is the number of legs for tigers and peacock for y than setting up equation]

\sf{\implies Total\:Number\:_{(tiger+peacock)}=60}

\rm{\implies x+y=60-----(i)}

\sf{\implies Total\:Number\:_{(legs)}=160}

\rm{\implies 4x+2y=160-----(ii)}

  • Here in eq 1st multiplying by 4 than subtracting from eq 2]

\rm{\implies 4x+4y=240}

\rm{\implies 4x+2y=160}

  • By solving we get here]

\rm{\implies 2y=80}

\rm{\implies y=40}

  • Now calculate the number of tigers after putting the value of y=40 in eq 1]

\rm{\implies x+y=60}

\rm{\implies x+40=60}

\rm{\implies x=60-40}

\rm{\implies x=20}

\sf\large{Hence,}

\sf\orange{\implies Number\:_{(tiger)}=20}

\sf\blue{\implies Number\:_{(peacock)}=40}

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