1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of
chocolate we get 1 more chocolate. If u have Rs.15 how many
chocolates do u get...?
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Answer Posted / rekha
we get 15 chocalates for Rs.15... and in case returning the
wrappers we will get five chocalates more so totally we
have 20 choc's
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