There are n urns and m balls. If we put 3 balls in each
urn 3 balls will be excess. If we put 4 balls in each urn 1
urn will be excess. Find no. of Urns (or) Balls?
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Answer / cool_ranjan4all
n=7 & m=24 because equation would be : -
(m-3)/3=n & m/4=n-1; u can get answer easily.
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Answer / k.k
no. of urns=n no.of balls=m;
3n+3=m;
4(n-1)=m;
=> 4n-4=3n+3;
so n=7
=>m=24...
so 24 balls & 7urns..
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Answer / nidhi nayak
n urns and m balls
Then according to 1st stmt
3n+3=m
according to 2nd stmt
4n+1=m
then by both
n=2 and m=9
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Answer / bagesh kumar bagi
urn=2
ball=9
first condition
2urn * 3 ball +3=total ball(9).
second case
2urn * 4 ball +1= total ball(9).
so that
urn=2
ball=9
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Answer / rina
Boss,this is a very tricky question till now no one has
given the right answer i guess,coz none of the above
equations actually satisfy..
Please have a look at ur answers and the question as well,
coz,
ist.sttmnt -3 balls excess
2nd sttmnt 1 urn will be xcess
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