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3 years ago

400 passengers go on a coach trip.

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Afina-wow [57]3 years ago

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Answer: ₹759407.56

Step-by-step explanation: Total No. of passengers = 400

1 Coach = 50 passengers

∴Total No. of coaches= 400/50=8 coaches.

Cost for each passenger= £23

∴Total cost for 400 passengers= 400x£23

= £9200 ( 1£=82.5443 ₹) ∴ Total cost for passengers = ₹759407.56

Money spent per mile= 70p

∴Money spent for 200 miles= 200x70p=14000p

(1₹=100p) thus, 14000p=₹140

Total profit= Money from the passengers- Money spent for fuel

∴₹759407.56- ₹140= ₹7,59,407.56

Actually I am a 9th grader and I have tried this question, so I am not sure for my answer, But I have tried my level best.

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