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A boy spent 35 of his money on buying cloth and 14 of the remaining on buying shoes. If initially, he has ₹ 2,400; how much did he spend on shoes? - Mathematics

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A boy spent `3/5` of his money on buying cloth and `1/4` of the remaining on buying shoes. If initially, he has ₹ 2,400; how much did he spend on shoes?

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Solution

Money in hand = ₹ 2400

Money spent on buying clothes

= `3/5` of ₹ 2400

= `3/5 xx 2400`

= 3 × 480

= ₹ 1440

Remaining money = Total money - money spent on cloth

= ₹ 2400 - ₹ 1440

= ₹ 960

Now, boy spent `1/4` of the remaining money on buying shoes.

∴ Money spent on buying shoes

= ₹ `960 xx 1/4`

= ₹ 240

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Chapter 3: Fractions (Including Problems) - Exercise 3 (E)

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Selina Concise Mathematics [English] Class 7 ICSE
Chapter 3 Fractions (Including Problems)
Exercise 3 (E) | Q 23
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