The ratio of chickens, ducks and geese raised by the farm is 4:3:2. This farm has 240 more chickens than geese. How many chickens, ducks and geese are raised in this farm

The ratio of chickens, ducks and geese raised by the farm is 4:3:2. This farm has 240 more chickens than geese. How many chickens, ducks and geese are raised in this farm


4-2=2
240/2=120
Chicken: 120 * 4 = 480
Duck: 120 * 3 = 360
Goose: 120 * 2 = 240



There are 10600 chickens, ducks and geese in the pasture. Duck: Chicken = 3:5, duck: Goose = 4:7. How many chickens, ducks and geese are there


Suppose duck X. then chicken is 5x / 3 and goose is 7x / 4
x+5x/3+7x/4=10600
X = 2400, chicken is 2400 * 5 / 3 = 4000
2400 * 7 / 4 = 4200 for Geese



There are 450 chickens and ducks in the farm. Later, half of the chickens were sold and 30 ducks were bought. Now, the chickens are twice as many as the ducks. Q: how many chickens and ducks are there?


Let's do the equation
There were x chickens and (450-x) ducks
x÷2=【(450-x)+30】×2
x=384
450-x=450-384
=66
A: there are 384 chickens and 66 ducks



He raised 1720 chickens and ducks, and generally sold them. After buying 260 ducks, the index of chickens and ducks was equal. How many chickens and ducks were there
Everybody, answer quickly,


Let x chickens and Y ducks have X + y = 1720. (1)
After selling half of the chicken and buying 260 ducks, the number of chickens and ducks is equal, i.e. 1 / 2x = y + 260. (2)
Simultaneous equation (1) (2), x = 1320, y = 400



A total of 1720 chickens and ducks were raised. Half of the chickens were sold and 260 ducks were bought. At this time, the number of chickens and ducks was equal. How many chickens and ducks were there? No equation


There are 1320 chickens and 400 ducks. Note: after 260 ducks are bought, if the chicken is not sold, then the chicken is twice as much as the duck. Chicken and duck can be regarded as a total of 3 shares, with 2 chicken shares and 1 duck share. How much each share is: (1720 + 260)? 660 (ducks) then the chicken is 660? 1320 (ducks) and the original duck is 660-260 = 400 (ducks)



There were 450 chickens and ducks in the feeding group. Later, half of the chickens were sold and 30 ducks were bought. At this time, the number of chickens and ducks was twice that of ducks. How many were there?
To explain and count


There were 384 chickens and 66 ducks



The ratio of chickens to ducks in the farm is 5:2. After 120 chickens are sold, the ratio of chickens to ducks is 9:4. How many ducks are there in the farm?
Give a correct formula and thinking


If the number of ducks does not change, the number of ducks is taken as unit 1
Ducks: 120 ÷ (5 / 2-9 / 4) = 480



There are 1500 chickens and ducks in a feed farm. One quarter of the chickens are 15 less than 40% of the ducks. How many chickens and ducks are there?


Suppose there are x ducks
There are (1500-x) chickens
The equation is as follows
(1500-X)* 1/4 = 40%*X-15
375-X/4=0.4X-15
X=600
1500-600=900
So there are 600 ducks and 900 chickens
Help the first floor to revise a question, 40% * X



There are 3000 chickens and ducks in a feed farm. One fourth of ducks are less than 40% of chickens. How many chickens and ducks are there?


Set X ducks
X/4+30=(3000-X)*40%
X/4+30=1200-0.4X
0.65X=1170
X=1800
Chicken = 3000-1800 = 1200
Ducks = 1800



The number of chickens in mathematical feed factory is 120 less than that of ducks, and the number of ducks raised by mathematical feed factory is 20% more than that of chickens?
I calculated: 120 △ 20% = 600, then 600 is + or - and 600 is chicken or duck. That's what I want to ask


Chicken: 120 △ 20% = 600
There are fewer chickens than ducks, and more ducks than chickens
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