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Evelyn bought an equal number of bracelets of three varieties costing Rs 30, Rs 35 and Rs 65 per piece, they spent a total of Rs 1690 for all the bracelets. How many bracelets of each type did they buy?

Evelyn bought an equal number of bracelets of three varieties costing Rs 30, Rs 35 and Rs 65 per piece, they spent a total of Rs 1690 for all the bracelets. How many bracelets of each type did they buy? Correct Answer 13

Given:

The cost of three varieties bracelets = Rs. 30, Rs. 35 and Rs. 65

Total cost = Rs. 1690

Calculation:

Let Evelyn bought x bracelets of each variety

According to the question, we have

30x + 35x + 65x = 1690

⇒ 130x = 1690

⇒ x = 13

∴ The number of bracelets buys in each type is 13.

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