20 apple 1 rupees(indian currency)1 orange 1 rupee and 1
lemon 1 rupee.i wan to buy 100 fruits(above mentioned)for
100 rupees. tell me how much quantity of apple orange and
lemon will be buy for 100 rupees. this is serious qstn.help
me plzz????????
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Answer Posted / blazeshark
I do understand your concern in asking this question but
you have kind of skipped to mention the ratio proportion
here. You didn't really mention here what combination I
should pick.. Without ratio condition, its pretty generic.
I would go for 100 lemons, 0 oranges, 0 apples
50 lemons, 50 oranges, 0 apple
I just skip taking Apples and take lemons and oranges in
any ratio since you didn't mention any compulsory
constraint here..
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