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Oa is 5.. could you please elaborate your answer. I don't get how to solve this one..Pranay wrote:IMO 5!ketkoag wrote:A store boss can buy two kinds of goods, X: 32/box; Y: 40/box. If he plan to buy same quantity of X and Y, at least how many boxes of X should he buy?`
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this is an LCM question
LCM of 32 and 40=160
160/32=5 boxes
you see 5 boxes of A contain 160 As
4 boxes of B contain 160 Bs.
thats what the question. Number of As and Bs should be same
LCM of 32 and 40=160
160/32=5 boxes
you see 5 boxes of A contain 160 As
4 boxes of B contain 160 Bs.
thats what the question. Number of As and Bs should be same
The powers of two are bloody impolite!!