Math, asked by brevathi, 1 year ago

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Medicine is packed in boxes, each weighing
4 kg 500 g. How many such boxes can be
loaded in a van which cannot carry beyond
800 kg?​

Answers

Answered by anilsinghgarhi
1

Answer:

4.5 kg of medicine are contained in 1 medicine Box

so 1 kg of medicine ar contained in 1/4.5 box

since the van cannot carry weight above 800 kg

total boxes will be required to pack 800 kg medicine = 800*1/4.5

= 177.77 boxes are required

since the number is in decimal form so we take it's round of value which is 178 boxes.

Answered by Anonymous
0

Given :

Medicine is packed in boxes, each weighing 4 kg 500g.

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Find :

How many such boxes can be loaded in a van which cannot carry beyond 800 kg?

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We know that ,

We know the given medicine is 4kg 500g.

→ 4kg + 500g

→ 4000 + 500

→ 4500 g

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We know that given weight that van can carry is 800kg.

→ 800kg × 1000g

→ 800000g

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Applying formula :

★ Boxes = No.of boxes the van can carry/Weight of the medicines.

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Calculations :

→ 800000/4500

→ 177 boxes

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Therefore, the van can carry 177 such boxes.

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