Math, asked by amanprasad9856, 4 months ago

The cost of a dozen oranges is `60. (i) How many oranges can you buy with `120? (ii) How many oranges can you buy with `36?

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Answered by nusratshaikh33

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(1) with cost of 120, two dozen oranges you can buy.

(2) with cost of 36, half dozen oranges you can buy.

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