A hawker sells $4$ Oranges in $R s . 15$ . Wahab has to buy $20$ Oranges. So, he has to spent how much rupees?

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$∵$ Cost of $4$ oranges $= R s .15$
$∴$ Cost of $1$ oranges $\frac{15}{4}$
$∴$ Cost of $20$ oranges $\frac{15}{4} \times 20$
$R s .5$
Hence, Total rupees spent by Wahab is $R s .75$

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A hawker sells 4 Oranges in Rs.15. Wahab has to buy 20 Oranges. So, he has to spent how much rupees?

∵ Cost of 4 oranges =Rs.15∴ Cost of 1 oranges 154∴ Cost of 20 oranges 154×20Rs.5Hence, Total rupees spent by Wahab is Rs.75

A hawker sells $4$ Oranges in $R s . 15$ . Wahab has to buy $20$ Oranges. So, he has to spent how much rupees?

$∵$ Cost of $4$ oranges $= R s .15$
$∴$ Cost of $1$ oranges $\frac{15}{4}$
$∴$ Cost of $20$ oranges $\frac{15}{4} \times 20$
$R s .5$
Hence, Total rupees spent by Wahab is $R s .75$