For Rs.1 you get 40 Bananas. For Rs.3 you get 1 Mango. For Rs.5 you get 1 Apple.
Now you want to get 100 fruits for Rs.100.
So, How many Bananas, Mangoes and Apples will you buy ?
Bananas=>80Nos*Rs(1/40)=Rs2 Mango=>01No*Rs3=Rs3 Apple=>19Nos*Rs5=Rs95 Total Fruits=80+01+19=100Nos Total Amount=2+3+95=Rs100 Ans:Bananas=80,Mango=01,Apples=19
80 Bananas --> Rs 2 1 Mango --> Rs 3
100 Fruits ---> Rs 100
80 Bananas for Rs 2 1 Mango for Rs 3 19 Apples for Rs 95
rs 1 = 40 bananas so 2*40 = 80 bananas rs 3 = 1 mango so 1*3- 1 mango rs 5 = 1 apple so 19 apples :- 80 bananas+1 mango+19 apples = 100 fruits rs 2 for banana+ rs 3 for mango+ rs 95 for apples= 100 RS
the fruits should be bought as follows apples 19 for rupees 95 mangoes 1 for rupees 3 and 80 bananas for rupees 2
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