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Standard V
Mathematics
Long Division Method
A shopkeeper ...
Question
A shopkeeper purchased
392
k
g
500
g
of orange. Later on, he found that
56
k
g
460
g
of oranges were rotten. Find the quantity of oranges in good condition.
A
330
k
g
400
g
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B
336
k
g
4
g
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C
336
k
g
40
g
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D
33.6
k
g
40
g
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Solution
The correct option is
C
336
k
g
40
g
Quantity of oranges in good condition
=
(
392.500
−
56.460
)
㎏
=
336.040
ℊ
⇒
336
㎏
40
gm
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