Math, asked by jayabinud, 15 hours ago

Vishakh bought a battery. He read on it ‘Life: 3000 hours’. He uses it throughout the day and the night. How many days will the battery run?

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Answered by learner2929

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A whole day has 24 hours (day and night inclusive)

Battery life = 3000 hours

Battery life in days = 3000÷24

= 125 days

Therefore, the battery will last 125 days

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