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Standard VI
Mathematics
Word Problems
In class X ...
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In class
X
of a school, the ratio of the number of boys to that of the girls is
4
:
3
If there were
20
more boys and
12
less girls, then the ratio would have been
2
:
1
. How many students were there in the class?
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Solution
Let the number of boys be
4
x
and girls be
3
x
Given
4
x
+
20
3
x
−
12
=
2
1
4
x
+
20
=
6
x
−
24
2
x
=
44
x
=
22
So number of boys
=
88
Number of girls
=
66
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