Question
Ravi had 360 candies, while Shyam
had 45 more candies than Ravi. Ravi ate 25% of his candies, and Shyam ate 35% of his candies. Now, how many more/less candies does Ravi have compared to Shyam?Solution
ATQ, Original number of candies with Shyam = 360 + 45 = 405 Number of candies left with Ravi = 360 - (360 × 0.25) = 270 Number of candies left with Shyam = 405 × 0.65 = 263.25 So, required difference = 270 - 263.25 = 6.75
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