Math, asked by pramila63, 10 months ago

Akash bought a Math book for rupees 113 and 20 paise, English book for rupees 152 and 25 paise. He gave the bookseller a 500 rupees note. How much money did he get back?

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nandani82: 234 rupees 34 paisa

shrey5264: 234 rupees 34 paise

archanareddy199815: 234 rupees 55 paise

garvitPandey29th: 234rupees and 55 paise

Answers

Answered by antareepray2

The amount he would get back = Rs [500-(113.20 + 152.25)] = Rs [500 - 265.45] = Rs 234.55 = 234 rupees and 55 paise

Mathematically it is correct but practically it is impossible in terms of cash exchange.

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Premahankarupadhyay: 234.55

sonu1381: a time when you left really lucky creative writing

akansh4: wrong

amanrai5010l: to fir kya h akansh

mogaparthidevanshi: the answer is 234.55

nandani82: 234.55

abhishek8683: Aksh would get bck_500-(113.25+142.20)= 500-265.45=234.55 your ans is _234.55

abhishek8683: Sry, 500-(113.25+152.20)= 234.55

Answered by CaptainBrainly

Given,

Akash bought a Math book for ₹113 and 20 paise

He bought English book for ₹152 and 25 paise

Akash gave ₹500 note the shopkeeper.

let the money returned byshopkeeper be x

According to the problem,

500 - (113.20 + 152.25) = x

500 - 265.45 = x

x = 234.55

Therefore, the shopkeeper returns ₹234 and 55 paise.

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