Math, asked by khushi7591681991, 11 months ago

A shopkeeper earn a profit of 1 by selling one pen and earns a loss of 30 paise on sale of one pencil
In a particular month he incurs a loss of 5. In that month, he sold 40 pens. How many pencils did he sell in that period?

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Answered by saikiran2066

5

Answer:

5 pencils

Step-by-step explanation:

30paisa

5rupees is divided in rupees then 150

so 5 pencils am I right

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