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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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / subha

22

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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / vidhya

22 chocolates

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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / kasthuri n

for rs 15 =15 chocolates.
so now 15 wrappers will be there.
given is for 3 wrappers they will give 1 chocolate so , for 15 wrappes 15/3=5chocolates
now for 3 from 5 will have 1 more chocolate
2 from 5 plus the chocolate given for the above step make us to get 1 chocolate
totaly =15+5+1+1=22

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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / sunaina

22

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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / lucifer

CODE please this question

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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / shivesh dwivedi

15 rs =15 chocolate & 15 wraper
15 wraper=5 chocolate
5 chocolate=5 wraper
5 wraper=1chocolate & 2wraper
1chocolate=1 wraper
now total 3 wraper left=1chocolate
so total chocolate=15+5+1+1=22

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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / guna

5 Extra chocolate totally 20 ( But Not Correct )

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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / guest

444

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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / aa

22

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1 chocolate cost is Rs.1 & if we return 3 wrapers(covers) of chocolate we get 1 more chocolate...

Answer / ashwaq

1.Rs.1.00 = 1 Chock.
2.3 wrappers = 1 chock.
3.Rs.15.00 = ? chocks
Ans:
Rs.15.00 = 15 chocks,then 15 chocks = 15 wrappers,15 wrapp = 5 chocklates (in return). so total chockalates = 15 + 5
= 20 chockalates.

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