Math, asked by mohatunde69, 11 months ago

When a fruit dealer opened a box of 120 Oranges, he found that 1/5 have gone bad, How many Oranges were in bad condition?

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Answered by Sauron
41

Answer:

There are 24 oranges on bad condition.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

Box contains = 120 oranges

Bad ones = \sf{\dfrac{1}{5}} of the total

To find :

The Number of oranges in bad condition

Solution :

\bigstar \: \boxed{\sf{ \frac{1}{5}  \: of \: 120 = oranges \: in \: bad \: condition}}

\sf{\implies} \:  \dfrac{1}{5}  \times 120 \\  \\ \sf{\implies} \: 1  \times 24 \\  \\ \sf{\implies} \: 24

Oranges in bad condition = 24

\therefore There are 24 oranges on bad condition.

Answered by Anonymous
39

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  • Oranges in bad condition

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Total oranges = 120

Number of oranges in bad condition = \sf{\dfrac{1}{5}} × Total oranges

\implies Number of oranges in bad condition = \sf{\dfrac{1}{5}} × 120

\implies Number of oranges in bad condition = \sf{\dfrac{1}{\cancel{5}}} × \cancel{120}

\implies Number of oranges in bad condition = 24

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