Question
There are some oranges in a shop. Sita purchased 50% of the oranges and Gopal purchased 60% of the remaining oranges. If Sita sells all her oranges at Rs. 6 per orange and earns Rs. 360, then find 175% of the total number of oranges purchased by Gopal.
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