There were some mangosteens in 3 bags, T, U and V. 20% of the number of mangosteens in Bag T was equal to 10% of the number of mangosteens in Bag U. The number of mangosteens in Bag V was 60% of the total number of mangosteens. After Brandon removed 10% of the mangosteens in Bag V, there were 205 more mangosteens in Bag V than in Bag U. In the end, how many mangosteens should be transferred from Bag U to Bag V so that the number of mangosteens in Bag T would be the same as Bag U?
Bag T |
Bag U |
Bag V |
1x2 |
2x2 |
|
2x3 |
3x3 |
2 u |
4 u |
9 u |
|
Bag T |
Bag U |
Bag V |
Before |
2 u |
4 u |
9 u |
Change |
|
|
- 0.9 u |
After |
2 u |
4 u |
8.1 u |
20% =
20100 =
15 10% =
10100 =
110 15 Bag T =
110 Bag U
Bag T : Bag U
5 : 10
1 : 2
60% =
60100 =
35The total number of mangosteens in Bag T and Bag U is the combined repeated identity. Make the total number of mangosteens in Box T and Bag U the same. LCM of 3 and 2 = 6
Number of mangosteens removed from Bag V
=
10100 x 9 u
= 0.9 u
Number of mangosteens left in Bag V
= 9 u - 0.9 u
= 8.1 u
Number of more mangosteens in Bag V than Bag U
= 8.1 u - 4 u
= 4.1 u
4.1 u = 205
1 u = 205 ÷ 4.1 = 50
|
Bag T |
Bag U |
Bag V |
Before |
2 u |
4 u |
8.1 u |
Change |
|
- 2 u |
+ 2 u |
After |
2 u |
2 u |
10.1 u |
Number of mangosteens to be transferred from Bag U to Bag V so that the number of mangosteens in Bag T would be the same as Bag U.
= 4 u - 2 u
= 2 u
= 2 x 50
= 100
Answer(s): 100