Rajesh bought a total of 87 oranges and apples. The price of an orange is ₹12 and that of an apple is ₹15. The total cost of apples is more than the total cost of the oranges. Find the number of apples bought by him.45394248

Ajay goes to the market and purchases some apples and oranges. An apple costs 8 rupees per piece and an orange costs 4 rupees per piece. If he spends 64 rupees and buys both apples and oranges, how many apples were bought?a1b7cData insufficientd6

Sujatha buys 8 apples and 5 mangoes for ₹ 208. When the cost of an apple is increased by 20% and mango is decreased by 10%, then she can buy 5 apples and 10 mangoes for ₹ 219. What is the cost of 4 apples and 7 mangoes?

A vendor bought apples at 6 for ₹55 and oranges at 6 for ₹50. He bought four times as many apples as oranges. One-fortieth of the apples and seven-twentieths of the oranges got spoilt. He sold the rest of the apples at ₹12 per piece and the oranges at ₹10 per piece. The overall profit made by him is _____. % % % %

Select the correct answerA person bought some oranges at the rate of 3 per rupee. He bought the same number of oranges at the rate of 2 per rupee. He mixes both the types and sells at 5 for rupees 2. In this business he bears a loss of Rs 4. Find out how many oranges he bought in all?Options120 oranges240 oranges180 orangesCan’t be determined

Ravi and Sonu bought a variety of fresh apples and oranges from the market. Spending the same amount of money as Ravi, Sonu purchased three times as many oranges and 12 less apples than Ravi. If the cost of one apple is Rs. 6 more than the cost of one orange, what is the minimum possible number of oranges bought by Ravi and Sonu together