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Answered by guptajitendrabca1
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The cost price of 10 cricket ball = 10xy2

the cost of 3 cricket ball=

 \frac{10xy^{2}  \times 3}{10}

 \frac{30xy ^{2} }{10}

3xy ^{2}

Answered by shyamaliroy1975
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Cost of 10 cricket balls is

10xy {}^{2}

[Using Unitary Method]

Therefore, Cost of 1 cricket ball is

10xy {}^{2}  \div 10

that is equal to

xy {}^{2}

So, for 3 cricket balls cost will be

3 \times xy {}^{2}

that is

3xy  {}^{2}

Hope it works for you!

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