For Rs 600 Mr Karan can by max 24 teacups and for Rs 1000 he can by max 15 coffecups. He has 2200 in his pocket and buy 8 teacups. What is the max no of cup of coffe Mr Karan can buy with his remaining money?

• 600/24=25, max 25 rs/tea
  24*25=600
  24*24+24=600 => minm 24.1 rs/tea(let)
  
  1000/15=66.66 , max 66.66 rs/coffee
  65*15+25=1000
  64*15+40=1000
  63*15+55=1000
  62*15+70=1000
  62.5*15+62.5=1000 => minm 62.6 rs/coffee
  
  if y be the no. of cup of coffes
  so 8*24.1+y*62.6=2200 => y= 32.-- => maxm 32 cup of coffees
  
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• 30 is the correct answer. 1 teacup=25rs.
  Out of 2200, he has left 2000 in his pocket after buying 8 teacups. so, 15 coffecup in 1000 and 30 in 2000.
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• Mr Rakesh is correct
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• RAKESH is so right and ABHIJEET is too wrong and people who said yes to abhijeet are dumbass.....
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• plz confirm the answer it is 30 or 32
  
• 9 years agoHelpfull: Yes(3) No(0)
• 600/24=25rs/teacup
  2200 in his pocket
  and buy 8 teacups=8*25=rs200
  remaining money=2200-200=rs2000
  15 coffecups can buy rs1000
  =>30coffecups can buy rs2000
  ans: 30 no of cup of coffe
• 10 years agoHelpfull: Yes(2) No(4)
• 600rs->24teacups
  ?---->8cups
  (600*8)/24=200rs
  
  remaining money 2200-200=2000rs
  1000->15 coffeecups
  2000->?
  30 is d answer
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• @Rakesh expain thisline:
  24*24+24=600 => minm 24.1 rs/tea(let)why have u done this?
• 10 years agoHelpfull: Yes(1) No(1)
• @rakesh, we get maximum 24 teacups from rs 600 so,
  600/24 gives -> min rate i.e. 25rs/tea....not max 25rs/tea
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• can any1 explain it better
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• 31 cup of coffe
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• 30 is the correct ans..........
  as initially 1 teacup cost=600/24 =25
  1 coffecup cost= 1000/15 =200/3
  hence,8 teacup cost= 8*25=200
  remaning money left= 2200-200= 2000
  max no of cup of cofee= 2000*3/200= 30cups
  
• 9 years agoHelpfull: Yes(1) No(1)
• i think 9 cofee cups
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• For rs 600 if he can buy max 24 tea cups then each price is Rs 25
  For rs 1000 if he can buy max of 15 cups then each price is Rs 66
  2200 = 8 * 25 + 30 * 66 and remaining amount is 20 rupees
  
  
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• 
  As given,
  L+A=12 .....(1)
  L+T=4 .......(2)
  A=8+L
  or L-A=-8 ......(3)
  A=8+T .......(4)
  
  Simply adding eq. 1 and 3
  We get..
  
  2L=4
  So, L=2
  
• 10 years agoHelpfull: Yes(0) No(5)
• since max 24 teacups for 600.min prize of tea cup is 25. and min prize of coffe cup is 66.then for 2200=8*25+30*66.so ans is 30 cofee cups can be bought at maximum.
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• hai rakesh please explain easily understandable
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• Rakesh Give a logical solution
  
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• 30 is the right answer
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• The price for a cup of tea is:
  +600+%2F+24+=+25+
  rs. 25
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  8 cups of tea costs:
  +8%2A25+=+200+
  rs.200
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  That leaves him with:
  +2200+-+200+=+2000+
  
  rs.2000
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  The price of a cup of coffee is:
  +1000%2F15+=+66.667+
  rs.66.667
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  He can purchase:
  +2000+%2F+66.667+=+30+
  He can purchase a maximum of 30
  cups of coffee
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• https://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/word/misc/Miscellaneous_Word_Problems.faq.question.858526.html
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• 600%24==25RS
  
  1000%15==66rs
  
  25*8==200
  
  2200-200
  
  2000%66==30
  
  30 correct answer
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• i don't know
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