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While solving questions in unitary method we first find unit value and then multiply them with another no..
To find unit value is there is any formula? Answer fast...(90 points)

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Answered by jai749
4

1. 2 balls cost $ 8. Find the cost of 3 balls.

Cost of 2 balls = $ 8

Cost of 1 ball = $ 8 ÷ 2 = $ 4

Cost of 3 balls = $ 4 × 3 = $ 12

2. Cost of 1 book is $ 20. What is the cost of 10 such books?

Cost of 1 book = $ 20

Cost of 10 books = $ 20 × 10

                       = $ 200

3. 12 oranges cost $ 72. Find the cost of 4 oranges.

Cost of 12 oranges = $ 72

Cost of 1 orange = $ 72 ÷ 12 = $ 6

Cost of 4 oranges = $ 6 × 4 = $ 24

4. Cost of 5 pens is $ 125. What is the cost of 1 pen?

Cost of 5 pens = $ 125

Cost of 1 pen = $ 125 ÷ 5

                   = $ 25

5. 6 pens cost $ 96. How much will 2 such pens cost?

Cost of 6 pens = $ 96

Cost of 1 pen = $ 96 ÷ 6 = $ 16

Cost of 2 pens = $ 16 × 2 = $ 32

6. Cost of 10 note books is $ 250. Find the cost of 15 note books.

Cost of 10 note books = $ 250

Cost of 1 note book = $ 250 ÷ 10

                            = $ 25

Cost of 15 note books = $ 25 × 15

                              = $ 375

7. Cost of 5 chocolate is $ 15. Find the cost of 10 chocolate.

Cost of 5 chocolates= $15

Cost of 1 chocolate = $15 ÷ 5

                            = $ 3

Cost of 10chocolate = $ 3× 10

                            = $ 30

8. Cost of 8 balls is $ 16. Find the cost of 17 balls.

Cost of 8 balls = $ 16

Cost of 1 ball = $ 16 ÷ 8

                   = $ 2

Cost of 17 balls = $ 2× 17

                      = $ 34

Answered by Anonymous
25

\mathfrak{Answer:}

\mathbb{UNITARY\;METHOD:}

  • The method of finding first the value of one quantity from the value of given quantities and then the value of required quantities .

\mathbb{TYPES\;OF\;VARIATION:}

  1. Direct variation :
  • If one increases then other also increases .
  • If one decreases then other also decreases.
  • Ratio of quantities remain same.

\bold{x\propto y}\\\\\tt{then}\\\\\\\tt{\dfrac{x_1}{y_1}=\dfrac{x_2}{y_2}.}

     2. Inverse variation :

  • If one increases then other decreases .
  • If one decreases then other increases.
  • Product will be same as x₁ × x₂ = y₁ × y₂

\bold{x\propto\dfrac{1}{y}}\\\\\tt{then}\\\\\\\tt{\dfrac{x_1}{y_1}=\dfrac{y_2}{x_2}}.

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