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30% of the number of students in centre X is 45 more than 40% of the number of students in centre Y.After 10% of the students from centre X joined centre Y the number of student in centre X was 200 more than the number of students in centre Y.
Find the number of student in centre Y?
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Adrain spent $80 of his allowance & saved the rest.If he increased his spending by 20% his savings would decrease by 40%. How much was his allowance? Thanks in advance. -
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Hi I need help for this question
Adrain spent $80 of his allowance & saved the rest.If he increased his spending by 20% his savings would decrease by 40%. How much was his allowance? Thanks in advance. -
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Hi kangkangteo thanks for your answers but I don’t understand in 2 nd question how u got the ratio 6:10 at first & why u did 10 divide by 2.
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1) Keagan spent 25%of his money on petrol & $70 on food. He then spent 30% of his remanding money on clothes & $105 on groceries. He was left with $35, how much money did he have at first?.
2) Lukas & Jason share some stickers.The ratio of Lukas stickers to Jason stickers was 3:5.After Lukas gave away 20 stickers,Lukas has half as many stickers as Jason. How many more stickers Lukas give away in order to have 20% of Jason’s stickers?
3) In a hall chairs are arranged in rows such that there were exactly 15 chairs in each row. For a performance 7 more chairs were added into the hall and all the chairs were rearranged. There are now 11 chairs in each row and 9 more rows than before.How many chairs in the hall for the performance?
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Angel bought 20 tables& chairs for $372.She sold 4 chairs away.Then she had the same number of tables and chairs left.Each table cost $9 more than each chair.How much did she pay for the tables? -
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Carina bought some chocolates and gave 1/3 of them to Daisy.Daisy bought some sweets and gave 1/3 of them to Carina.Carina ate 24 sweets while Daisy ate 18 chocolates.As a result the ratio of the number of sweets to number of chocolates carina had become 1:12 & the number of sweets and chocolates daisy had were in the ratio 4:3. How many sweets did Daisy buy.
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At first, there were 230 kg of oranges and durians in a market.After 60% of the oranges and 20 kg of the durians were sold, the remaining oranges and durians were of equal weight. What was the original weight of the durians?
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In January, Peter spent $250 of his salary and saved the rest.In February, he increased his sendings by 20% and his savings decreased by 40%. How much did he save in February?
There were some yellow balls and purple balls in a box.When 36 yellow balls were removed the number of yellow balls was 3/4 of the number purple balls.Later when another 260 purple balls were removed 80% of the balls left in the box were yellow.How many balls were there at first?