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RD Sharma Solutions Class 7 Mathematics Solutions for Percentage Exercise 11.6 in Chapter 11 - Percentage
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A box contains 60 eggs. Out of which 16(2/3) % are rotten ones. How many eggs are rotten?
Answer:
Given that total number of eggs = 60
Number of eggs rotten = 16 (2/3) % of 60 eggs
= 16.66 % of 60 eggs
= (16.66/100) × 60
= 10 eggs
Therefore number of eggs rotten = 10
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"hello students welcome to lido homework
so this is the question that you see on
the screen is the one we are going to
solve it today
so a box contains 60 eggs out of which
16 2 by 3 percent
are rotten right rotten ones so how many
eggs are rotten so obviously the
percentage is given you just need to
calculate
so number of
rotten eggs
is equal to 16
to by three person means out of hundred
off into 60 eggs
that's it so now you need to further
simplify
16 2 by 3 can be further simplified
as 50 by 3 and this 100 is already there
in
denominator so we are just writing it
over here
into 60 so this 0 0
and this 0 0 gets cancelled
and 3 2's are six
so you have five into two ten
eggs okay clear
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