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Divya bought potatoes for Rs. {\bold20{\bold{\frac{1}{2}}}} and tomatoes for Rs. {\bold40{\bold{\frac{1}{5}}}. How much money did she receive back, did she gave the shopkepper a note of Rs. 100?

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Answered by Anonymous
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♣ Qᴜᴇꜱᴛɪᴏɴ :

Divya bought potatoes for Rs.\sf{20\dfrac{1}{2}}  and tomatoes for Rs.\sf{40\dfrac{1}{5}} . How much money did she receive back, did she gave the shopkepper a note of Rs. 100?

♣ ɢɪᴠᴇɴ :

Cost of Potatoes = Rs.\sf{20\dfrac{1}{2}}

Cost of Tomatoes = Rs.\sf{40\dfrac{1}{5}}

Money given to shopkeeper = Rs. 100

♣ ᴛᴏ ꜰɪɴᴅ :

Money Recieved Back

♣ ᴀɴꜱᴡᴇʀ :

Money Recieved Back = Rs. 39.3

♣ ᴄᴀʟᴄᴜʟᴀᴛɪᴏɴꜱ :

Total cost = Cost of Potatoes + Cost of Tomatoes

Total cost = Rs.\sf{20\dfrac{1}{2}}  + Rs.\sf{40\dfrac{1}{5}}

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→ Convert mixed fractions into improper fraction !!

\sf{20\dfrac{1}{2}} = \sf{\dfrac{20\times 2+1}{2}}= \bf{\dfrac{41}{2}}

\sf{40\dfrac{1}{5}} = \sf{\dfrac{40\times 5+1}{5}}= \bf{\dfrac{201}{5}}

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Total cost = Rs.\sf{20\dfrac{1}{2}}  + Rs.\sf{40\dfrac{1}{5}}

Total cost = Rs.\sf{\dfrac{41}{2}}  + Rs.\sf{\dfrac{201}{5}}

L.C.M  of 2 and 5 = 10

Total cost = Rs.\sf{\dfrac{41\times 5}{2\times 5}}  + Rs.\sf{\dfrac{201\times 2}{5\times 2}}

Total cost = Rs.\sf{\dfrac{205}{10}}  + Rs.\sf{\dfrac{402}{10}}

Total cost = Rs.\sf{\dfrac{205+402}{10}}

Total cost = Rs.\sf{\dfrac{607}{10}}

Total cost = Rs. \sf{60.7}

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Money Recieved Back = Total money - Total Cost

Money Recieved Back = Rs. 100 - Rs. 60.7

Money Recieved Back = Rs. 39.3

Answered by priyomrabhadas
7

Correct question :-

  • Divya bought potatoes for Rs.{\bold20{\bold{\frac{1}{2}}}}  and tomatoes for Rs.{\bold40{\bold{\frac{1}{5}}}}. How much money did she receive back, if she gave the shopkeeper a note of Rs. 100?

Given :-

  • Divya bought potatoes for Rs. {\bold20{\bold{\frac{1}{2}}}}

  • Divya bought tomatoes for Rs. {\bold40{\bold{\frac{1}{5}}}}

Step-by-step explanation:

To Find :-

  • How much money did she receive back,  if she gave the shopkeeper   a note of Rs. 100?

Solution :-

  • Cost of potatoes = Rs.{\bold20{\bold{\frac{1}{2}}}}
  • covert into improper fraction = {\bold{\frac{20~x~2~+~1}{2}}}} = {\bold{\frac{41}{2}}}}

  • Cost of tomatoes = Rs. {\bold40{\bold{\frac{1}{5}}}}  
  • convert into improper fraction = {\bold{\frac{40~x~5~+~1}{5}}}} = {\bold{\fbox{\frac{201}{5}]}}}}{\bold{\frac{201}{5} }}}}

  • LCM of 2,5 = 10
  • {\boxed{\bold{\frac{205}{10}}}} ~~~+  {\boxed{\bold{\frac{402}{10}}}}  
  • {\boxed{\bold=~{\bold{\frac{607}{10}}}}}
  • If she gave the shopkeeper Rs. 100 so,
  • {\boxed{\bold{\frac{100}{1} }}}}~~-~~   {\boxed{\bold{\frac{607}{10} }}}  
  • LCM of 1,10 = 10

  • {\boxed{\bold{\frac{1000}{10} }}}}~~-~~   {\boxed{\bold{\frac{607}{10} }}}
  • {\boxed{\bold{\frac{393}{10}}}}}
  • convert into mixed fraction = {\boxed{\bold3\bold9\bold{\frac{3}{10}}}

  • She receive back, in mixed fraction =  {\boxed{\bold3\bold9\bold{\frac{3}{10}}}

  • In numbers = 39.30

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