Math, asked by SonalVishwakarma, 10 months ago

Plzz answer ques no 1

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Answered by KhiteshaA

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Answer:

She paid 25000 extra

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Answered by mukherjeekrishna000

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Answer:

25000

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50%×50000

=50/100×50000

=25000

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