Math, asked by shamiyashan, 10 months ago

In a school gymnasium, there are 25 basketballs and 6 times as many tennis balls as basketball
I) how many tennis balls are there?
ii) how many tennis balls and basketballs are there altogether?

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Answered by KRIZMON

Answer: as there ae 25 basketballs and 6 times as many tennis balls as basketballs so(i) tennis balls = 6*no of basketballs = 6*25=150.

(ii) tennis balls + basketballs = 25+150=175

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Answered by radharamanrawat471

Answer:

150 balls of tennis

175 balls

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