Kiran eats from a hotel which charges ₹ 60 for lunch and ₹ 50 for dinner. Find the money he has to pay for 7 days.

₹ 740

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₹ 750

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₹760

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₹770

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Solution

The correct option is D
₹770
Charges for lunch = ₹ 60
Charges for dinner = ₹ 50
Total charges for 7 days
= 7 $\times$ 60 + 7 $\times$ 50
= 7 $\times$ ( 60 + 50) [Distributive law]
= 7 $\times$ (110)
= 770

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Kiran eats from a hotel which charges ₹ 60 for lunch and ₹ 50 for dinner. Find the money he has to pay for 7 days.

The correct option is D ₹770Charges for lunch = ₹ 60 Charges for dinner = ₹ 50 Total charges for 7 days = 7 × 60 + 7 × 50 = 7 × ( 60 + 50) [Distributive law] = 7 × (110) = 770

The correct option is D
₹770
Charges for lunch = ₹ 60
Charges for dinner = ₹ 50
Total charges for 7 days
= 7 $\times$ 60 + 7 $\times$ 50
= 7 $\times$ ( 60 + 50) [Distributive law]
= 7 $\times$ (110)
= 770