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Babar spends equal amount in buying two types of oranges at the rate of 5 oranges for a rupee and 10 oranges for 3 rupees. What will be the average cost of the oranges?
A. 1/5
B. 6/25
C. 5/24
D. 1/4
E. 1/3
A. 1/5
B. 6/25
C. 5/24
D. 1/4
E. 1/3
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Babar spends equal amount in buying two types of oranges at the rate of 5 oranges for a rupee and 10 oranges for 3 rupees. What will be the average cost of the oranges?
The average cost per orange would be (total cost)/(total oranges).
Say Babar spends 3 rupees for each type of oranges. So, he would get 15 oranges of type A and 10 oranges of type B.
(total cost)/(total oranges)=(3+3)/(15+10)=6/25 rupees.
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It might be a basic question, but do we equalize the cost before calculating the average? What is conceptually wrong when I do 4/15?
