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Seetha bought 2 toffee for ₹1, then price of one toffee is ____.

A

100 paise

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75 paise

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C

50 paise

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25 paise

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Solution

The correct option is C 50 paise
Given,
2 toffee = ₹1

We know that,
₹1 = 100 paise
Half paise = 50 paise

Since 2 toffees are bought of ₹1, so 1 toffee will be half paise, which is 50 paise.

$∴$ The price of 1 toffee is 50 paise.

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