Math, asked by meeraparmard, 6 months ago

Nisha has ₹100. She spends one fourth of the money on notebook and buys five pens worth ₹10 from the remaining amount. How many rupees are left with her?

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Answered by saumya592715
2

Step-by-step explanation:

1/4 of Rs.100 = Rs.25

Remaining amount after buying notebook = Rs.100 - Rs.25

= Rs.75

After buying pens = Rs.75 - 50 = Rs.25

Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

  • We have been given that Nisha has Rs.100 she spent 1/4 of the money on notebook
  • She then buy 5 pens worth Rs.10

To Find:

  • We have to find the amount of money left with Nisha

Solution:

Given that Money Owned by Nisha

\boxed{\sf{Initially \: money = Rs.100}}

Nisha then spent one fourth of the money in buying a notebook

\boxed{\sf{Notebook \: Price= \dfrac{1}{4} \times Initial \: Money}}

Money spent on buying notebook is :

\mapsto \sf{S_1= \dfrac{1}{4} \times 100}

\mapsto \sf{S_1= \dfrac{100}{4}}

\mapsto \boxed{\sf{S_1= Rs.25}}

\sf{ }

Nisha then spent the money for buying 5 pens worth Rs.10

\boxed{\sf{Cost \: of \: One \: Pen = Rs.10}}

Money spent on buying pens is :

\mapsto \sf{S_2 = Number \: of \: Pen \times Price }

\mapsto \sf{S_2 = 5 \times 10 }

\mapsto \boxed{\sf{S_2 = Rs. 50 }}

\sf{   }

Total money spent in pen & notebook is :

\mapsto \sf{Total \: Money \: Spent = S_1 + S_2}

\mapsto \sf{25 + 50}

\mapsto \sf{75}

\boxed{\sf{Total \: Money \: Spent =Rs.75} }

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Money left with Nisha is :

\implies \sf{Initial \: money - Money \: Spent }

\implies \sf{100 - 75 }

\implies \sf{Rs.25 }

Money left with Nisha is Rs.25

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\large\boxed{\sf{Money \: left \: with \: Nisha = Rs.25}}

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