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If the price of sugar decreases by $R s . 5$ , one can buy $1 k g$ , more sugar in $R s . 150$ , what is the price of sugar

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Given that, the price of sugar is decreased by $5 p e r k g$
Then,
$R s . 150$ sugar $= 150 + 5$
$= 155 R s$
Hence, this is the answer.

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