Math, asked by chouhanseemasingh3, 17 days ago

If 7 Kg Moong costs 686 rupees, how much must we pay for 12 Kg Moong?

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Answered by llSagarll

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Answer:

Price of 7 kg Moong = Rs. 686

Price of 1 kg Moong = Rs. 686÷7

Price of 12 kg Moong = Rs. (686÷7)×12

= Rs. 98×12

= Rs. 1176

So, the answer is Rs. 1176.

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