1. A businessman buys 14 baskets of apples, each containing 425 apples. Another
businessman buys 21 baskets, each containing 295 apples. How many more apples does
the second businessman buy than the first?
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Answer:245 more apples have buyed the secound business man
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Step-by-step explanation:
TOTAL NO. OF APPLES THE 1ST BUSINESSMAN BOUGHT = 425 × 14
= 5, 950
TOTAL NO. OF APPLES BOUGHT BY THE SECOND BUSINESSMAN = 295 × 21
= 6, 195
THE SECOND BUSINESSMAN BOUGHT (6,195 - 5,950 = 245 apples) MORE THAN THE FIRST BUSINESSMAN
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