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two numbers are such that the ratio between them is 3:5.if each is increased by 5,the ratio between the new numbers so formed is 2:3.Find the original number

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Answered by SavageBlast
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Given:-

  • Ratio of two numbers = 3 : 5

  • If each is increased by 5, the ratio between the new numbers so formed = 2 : 3.

To Find:-

  • The original number

Solution:-

Let the two numbers be x and y.

As given,

\sf :\implies\:x : y= 3 : 5

\sf :\implies\:\dfrac{x}{y}= \dfrac{3}{5}

\sf :\implies\:x= \dfrac{3y}{5} ___ {1}

Each number increased by 5,

\sf :\implies\:x+5 : y+5 = 2 : 3

\sf :\implies\:\dfrac{x+5}{y+5}= \dfrac{2}{3}

\sf :\implies\:3(x+5)= 2(y+5)

\sf :\implies\:3x+15= 2y+10

\sf :\implies\:3x-2y=10-15

\sf :\implies\:3x-2y= -5

Putting value of x,

\sf :\implies\:3\times \dfrac{3y}{5}-2y= -5

\sf :\implies\: \dfrac{9y}{5}-2y= -5

\sf :\implies\: \dfrac{9y-10y}{5}= -5

\sf :\implies\: \dfrac{-y}{5}= -5

\sf :\implies\: -y= -5\times 5

\sf :\implies\: -y= -25

\sf :\implies\: y= 25

Putting value of y in {1},

\sf :\implies\:x= \dfrac{3\times 25}{5}

\sf :\implies\:x= 3\times 5

\sf :\implies\:x= 15

Hence, The two numbers are 15 and 25.

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