Science, asked by Siddharthbarwal, 9 months ago

For aiming at a target a person gets one rupee each time he hits it and loses
one rupee each time he misses it. If he gets Rs 30 after aiming at the target
100 times, then how many times did he miss the target?.

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Answered by pinkybhabrana

3

Answer:

70 times

Explanation:

I don't know the exact answers

if wrong so sorry

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