There are two types of chocolate boxes i.e. P and Q in a shop. In P there are 30 Cadbury chocolates and 20 Munch chocolates while in Q there are 5 Cadbury and 10 munch chocolates. How many minimum boxes of P and Q boxes should we take such that the ratio of Cadbury chocolates to munch chocolates become 1 : 1?
There are two types of chocolate boxes i.e. P and Q in a shop. In P there are 30 Cadbury chocolates and 20 Munch chocolates while in Q there are 5 Cadbury and 10 munch chocolates. How many minimum boxes of P and Q boxes should we take such that the ratio of Cadbury chocolates to munch chocolates become 1 : 1? Correct Answer 1 and 2
Let there be x number of P boxes and y number of Q boxes
Cadbury chocolate in x boxes of P = 30x
Munch chocolate in x boxes of P = 20x
Cadbury chocolate in y boxes of Q = 5y
Munch chocolate in y boxes of Q = 10y
For 1 : 1 ratio
⇒ 30x + 5y = 20x + 10y
⇒ 10x = 5y
⇒ x/y = 1/2
⇒ x = a and y = 2a
We have to take minimum number of boxes
⇒ x = 1 and y = 2
∴ 1 P box and 2 Q boxes must be taken
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