If 2 hens lay 2 eggs in 2 days, how many eggs will 100 hens lay in 100 days?
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Another way is: 1. 2 hens will lay 2 eggs in 2 days means that 100 hens will lay 100 eggs in 2 days 2. Since 2 50=100, that means that 100 hens will lay 100 50=5000 eggs in 100 days
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Sorry, the '250' was supposed to be 2 times 50 and the '10050' was supposed to be 100 times 50
The eggs which hatch can in turn hatch eggs too. Why aren't we considering that?
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You need males to fertilize the eggs.
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So why are they giving eggs without males?
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@Priyanshu Rai – I was saying the eggs would not be chicken because they were not fertilized.
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simple unitary method can be used to solve the problem. in 2 days 2 hens lay 2 eggs. in 1 day 2 hens lay 2 2 eggs. in 100 days 2 hens lay 2 1 0 0 ∗ 2 eggs. in 100 days 1 hen lays 2 ∗ 2 1 0 0 ∗ 2 eggs. in 100 days 100 hens lay 2 ∗ 2 1 0 0 ∗ 1 0 0 ∗ 2 eggs = 5000 eggs.
Mathematically this works, but you can't say that in 1 day 2 hens lay 2/2 eggs. In 1 day, no eggs are produced. From the problem, it takes each hen 2 days to lay an egg. How many eggs would 100 hens lay in 3 days?
2 hens lay 2 eggs in 2 days, so 100 hens lay 50x2 = 100 eggs in 2 days, so 100 hens lay 50x100 = 5000 in 50x2 =100 days. Ed Gray
It takes each hen 2 days to produce 1 egg, or 1 egg/ 2 days. In a 100 day time-span, 1 hen would produce 50 eggs, which can be found by [100 days x ( 1 egg/2 days) = 50 eggs]. Since we have 100 hens and each hen produces 50 eggs over the 100 day time span, we can multiply [100 hens x (50 eggs/1 hen)] to find the total amount of eggs.
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2 hens lay 2 eggs in 2 days. Accordingly 100 hens will lay 100 eggs in 2 days. And to calculate the number of eggs that 100 hens will lay in 100 days, we have to multiply 100 by 50.(100/2=50) So the answer is, 100*50=5000
If you do this in maths this works but in reality how can a hen lay half an egg!?!?
If 2 hens lay 2 eggs in 2 days, 1 hen lays 1 egg in 2 days which means it lays 50 eggs in 100 days. This means 100 hens will lay 100 x 50 = 5000 eggs.
By backtracking, 1 hen produces 0,5 eggs in 1 day. With 100 hens, that's 50 eggs a day, and with 100 days, that's 5 0 0 0 eggs.
2 hens in 2 days lay 2 eggs
2 hens in 100 days lay 100 eggs (Take any multiple of 2, as they lay eggs on alternate days --> 2 hens in 4 days lay 4 eggs, 2 hens in 6 days lay 6 eggs, 2 hens in 20 days lay 20 eggs & so on)
2 x 50 hens in the 100 days lay 100 x 50 eggs
That is; 100 hens in 100 days lay 5000 eggs
100 hens will lay 2 50 50 eggs in 100 days are $\boxed{5000}$ eggs in one-hundred days.
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Two hens lay 2 eggs in 2 days means 1 hen lay 1 egg in 2 days. Therefore, in 100 days, 1 hen lays 2 1 0 0 = 5 0 eggs and 100 hens lay 1 0 0 × 5 0 = 5 0 0 0 eggs.