My fruit basket contain apples and oranges.The ratio apples to oranges is 3:8.When I remove one apple the ratio changes to 1:3 .
How many apples are in the basket
1 answer:
The number of apples in the basket are; 24 apples
<h3>How to simplify simultaneous equations?</h3>
Let there be X number of apples and Y number of oranges.
Thus by the given ratio we can say that;
x/y = 3/8 -----(1)
(x — 1)/y = 1/3
3x — 3 = y ----(2)
Substitute 3x - 3 for y in eq 1 to get;
x/(3x - 3) = 3/8
8x = 9x - 9
9x - 8x = 9
x = 9
Thus;
y = 3(9) - 3
y = 24 apples
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