Math, asked by kumargaurav938607127, 8 months ago

If 15 oranges cost ₹40, what is the cost of 3. dozen oranges

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Answered by kavithks

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please tell q properly(explain)

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Answered by sulhuss1

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3 dozen = 36.

divide 15 and 40 by 5= 3 and 8.times both by 12= 36 oranges and £96

ANSWER: £96

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