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Standard V
Mathematics
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30 apples are...
Question
30
apples are arranged in a mannar such that each row contains exactly
3
apples. The number of columns required for this arrangement is
.
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Solution
Total No. of apples
=
30
.
Each row contains
3
apples.
By adding
3
apples
10
times we get,
3
+
3
+
.
.
.
10
times
=
3
×
10
=
30
.
Hence total No. of columns
=
10
.
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