Advertisements
Advertisements
Question
All oranges have equal weight. The two papayas have the same weight. The weights in the first and second balances are equal.
How many oranges balance the weight in the third?
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
Advertisements
Solution
In first balance-
1 Mango + 1 orange = 3 orange
Therefore, 1 mango = 3 orange – 1 orange
= 2 orange
In second balance,
2 papaya = 2 orange + 1 mango
= 2 orange + 2 orange (Because 1 mango = 2 orange)
= 4 orange
Therefore, 1 papaya = 2
orange In third balance,
1 papaya + 1 mango = 2 orange + 2 orange (Because 1 papaya = 2 orange and 1 mango = 2 orange)
= 4 orange.
Hence, 4 oranges will balance the one papaya and together with one mango in third balance.
APPEARS IN
RELATED QUESTIONS
Which things should be removed so that the weight of the load is not more than 700 kg?
Mannu and Jaiju put a pencil and geometry box in the two pans of the balance. Which pan will go down? Why? Draw a picture to show it.
Make pairs of different things and use the balance to decide which is heavier. First guess which thing will take the pan down and then check with your balance.
Take a small plastic packet.
Put it in one pan of the balance. Put the soap in the other pan. Slowly add sand to the packet till the pans are balanced.
Close the packet with a rubber band or string. Now stick a strip of paper and write ‘ g’ on it.
Use your weights to weigh different things and write in your notebook.
Which is heavier? One kilogram cotton or one kilogram iron?
Anamika wants to weigh this chair using the weighing machine. Can you suggest a way for doing this?
Now you show how Abdu will use these stone pieces to weigh —
3 kg of firewood.
Now you show how Abdu will use these stone pieces to weigh —
7 kg of firewood.
How much does an inland letter cost?



