Math, asked by narutodragneel2, 1 year ago

Ravi purchased some cricket balls for Rs 180 had he bought three more Balls for the same amount then cost of a ball would have been reduced by 3 rupees find the number of balls purchased and that of ball

preiranameruga: when he buys 3 more balls, is the price of each of those 3 balls reduced balls reduced by Rs.3 or the price of only one ball?

narutodragneel2: if Ravi had bought 3 more balls for same amount then cost of a ball would have been reduced by rs 3

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