rajesh purchase 3 types of candies with 1 doller
costin:$0.05,$0.02,$0.01
he purchase 10 candies of $.01
find quantity he buys for different candies
Answer Posted / m.a.samim
10 candies worth $.01(given in question)
10 candies worth $0.05 and 20 candies worth 0.02
thus a total of 40 candies were bought.
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