Math, asked by pinkyjain351, 9 months ago


15 copies of a book costs is 40.50.5 what is the cost
of a single book?​

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Answered by Anonymous
25

\huge\red{\mathfrak{Answer}}

Cost of 15 copies = 405.05

Therefore, for calculating the value of 1, i.e from a huge amount to a single pie of amount we divide them, my total number of amount.

So,

 \frac{405.05}{15}

But, I am confused you wrote 40.50.5, so I have given you the explanation, now I hope it is easy for you to solve it :)

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Answered by AdorableMe
22

\dag\ \underline{\huge \mathbf{GIVEN}}

\color{maroon} {\textsf{15 copies of a book cost Rs. 4050.5.}}

\dag\ \underline{\huge \mathbf{TO\ FIND}}

\color{aqua} {\textsf{The cost of a single book.}}

\dag\ \underline{\huge \mathbf{SOLUTION}}

\color{navy} {\textsf{Cost of 15 copies of a single book = Rs.4050.5}}

\color{navy} {\textsf{Cost of 1 copy of the book =}\dfrac{4050.5}{15}}

\color{orange} {\sf{(Using\ unitary\ method)^*}}

\color{navy} {\sf{\longmapsto Cost\ of\ the\ single\ book=Rs. 270.03 }}

\color{orange} {\textsf{(Cost of a single copy = cost of a single book)}}

\underline{\color{orange} {\textsf{Therefore, the cost of a single book is Rs. 270.03.}}}

\rule{160}2

\color{aqua} {\textsf{*The unitary method is a technique for solving a problem  }}\\\color{aqua}{\textsf{by first finding the value of a single unit, and then finding} }\\\color{aqua}{\textsf{the necessary value by multiplying the single unit value.}}

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