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A shopkeeper sold 12.750 kg of sugar on a day. On the next day he sold 38.250 kg of sugar. On the third day he sold 50.50 kg of sugar. How much of sugar in all did the shopkeeper sell?
A shopkeeper sold 12.750 kg of sugar on a day. On the next day he sold 38.250 kg of sugar. On the third day he sold 50.50 kg of sugar. How much of sugar in all did the shopkeeper sell?
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The correct option is A 101.5 kg
The amount of sugar sold on first day = 12.75 KgThe amount of sugar sold on second day = 38.25 Kg
The amount of sugar sold on third day = 50.50 Kg
We have to calculate the total sugar sold by the shopkeeper. Thus, we have to take the sum of sugar sold on all three days.
∴ The total sugar sold by the shopkeeper is 12.75+38.25+50.50=101.5
The amount of sugar sold on first day = 12.75 Kg
The amount of sugar sold on second day = 38.25 Kg
The amount of sugar sold on third day = 50.50 Kg
We have to calculate the total sugar sold by the shopkeeper. Thus, we have to take the sum of sugar sold on all three days.
∴ The total sugar sold by the shopkeeper is 12.75+38.25+50.50=101.5
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