The table shows the pocket money of a group of students in class 6. The number of students having pocket money greater than ₹500 is _________.

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Solution

The correct option is C 15
Number of students having pocket money ₹600 = 9
Number of students having pocket money ₹700 = 6
Total number of students having pocket money greater than ₹500 = 9 +6 = 15

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The table shows the pocket money of a group of students in class 6. The number of students having pocket money greater than ₹500 is _________.

The correct option is C 15Number of students having pocket money ₹600 = 9 Number of students having pocket money ₹700 = 6 Total number of students having pocket money greater than ₹500 = 9 +6 = 15

The correct option is C 15
Number of students having pocket money ₹600 = 9
Number of students having pocket money ₹700 = 6
Total number of students having pocket money greater than ₹500 = 9 +6 = 15