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In a does, there are 36 children 1/4 are sick and 1/3 are out on an exhibition. How many children are left

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Answered by Anonymous
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In a does, there are 36 children 1/4 are sick and 1/3 are out on an exhibition. How many children are left.

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⇒ Total no. of Children = 36

⇒ Children who are sick =

       36 \times \frac{1}{4} = 9

   

⇒ Children who are out on a exhibition =

    36 \times \frac{1}{3} = 12

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No. of Children left.

 \sf \purple{ \fbox{ \underline{ Solution :-}}}

⇒ Total No. Of Children - ( No. of Children Sick + No. of Children Out for exhibition )

→ 36 - ( 9 + 12 )

→  36 - 11

→ 25


Anonymous: Once check ur answer
Anonymous: 9 + 12 = 21
Anonymous: 36 - 21 = 15
Answered by Anonymous
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★Step by step explanation:-

★Given:-

Total children = 36

No.of children are sick :- 1/4th children

No.of children are out on a exhibition :- 1/3rd children

★To find :-

How many children are left ?

★Solution★

Total no.of children are sick = \sf\dfrac{1}{14}×36 = 9

Total no.of children are sick = 9

Total no.of children out of exhibition = \sf\dfrac{1}{3}×36 = 12

Total no.of children out of exhibition = 12

Total of no.of children are left = total no.of children -(total no.of children are sick + total no.of children out of exhibition)

Total of no.of children are left = 36-(9+12)

Total of no.of children are left = 36-21

Total of no.of children are left = 15

So, the answer is 15

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