Call rate of sim company A is 1 paisa for every 3 seconds. Another sim company B charges 45 paise per minute. A man talked for 591 seconds on sim A and 780 seconds on sim B. What would be the total amount he spent?

Rs 7.80

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Rs 7.40

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Rs 7.46

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Rs 7.82

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Solution

The correct option is D Rs 7.82
Here, total amount spent
$= (\frac{591}{3} + \frac{45}{60} \times 780) p a i s e$
$= (197 + 585) p a i s e$
$= 782 p a i s e = R s 7.82$

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Call rate of sim company A is 1 paisa for every 3 seconds. Another sim company B charges 45 paise per minute. A man talked for 591 seconds on sim A and 780 seconds on sim B. What would be the total amount he spent?

The correct option is D Rs 7.82Here, total amount spent =(5913+4560×780)paise =(197+585)paise =782 paise=Rs 7.82

The correct option is D Rs 7.82
Here, total amount spent
$= (\frac{591}{3} + \frac{45}{60} \times 780) p a i s e$
$= (197 + 585) p a i s e$
$= 782 p a i s e = R s 7.82$