AI QUAD12.एक मकान में 100 वाट के चार बल्ब एवं 40 वाट के चारबल्ब प्रतिदिन क्रमशः 4 एवं 6 घंटे जलते हैं । दो पंखे 60वाट के प्रतिदिन 8 घंटे चलते है । 30 दिन के एक माहके लिए विद्युत ऊर्जा के खर्च की गणना करो । यदि विद्युतदर प्रति यूनिट 5 रूपये है।[विद्युत खर्च 105.6 यूनिट, 528.00 रूपये] m]12.एक मकान में 100 वाट के चार बल्ब एवं 40 वाट के चारबल्ब प्रतिदिन क्रमशः 4 एवं 6 घंटे जलते हैं । दो पंखे 60वाट के प्रतिदिन 8 घंटे चलते है । 30 दिन के एक माह0.5न मेंट्रॉनोंके लिए विद्युत ऊर्जा के खर्च की गणना करो । यदि विद्युतदर प्रति यूनिट 5 रूपये है।[विद्युत खर्च 105.6 यूनिट, 528.00 रूपये]/s]नकेके

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12. एक मकान में 100 वाट के चार बल्ब एवं 40 वाट के चार बल्ब प्रतिदिन क्रमशः 4 एवं 6 घंटे जलते हैं। दो पंखे 60 वाट के प्रतिदिन 8 घंटे चलते है । 30 दिन के एक माह के लिए विद्युत ऊर्जा के खर्च की गणना करो। यदि विद्युत दर प्रति यूनिट 5 रूपये है। [विद्युत खर्च 105.6 यूनिट, 528.00 रूपयें]

12. एक मकान में 100 वाट के चार बल्ब एवं 40 वाट के चार बल्ब प्रतिदिन क्रमशः 4 एवं 6 घंटे जलते हैं। दो पंखे 60 वाट के प्रतिदिन 8 घंटे चलते है । 30 दिन के एक माह के लिए विद्युत ऊर्जा के खर्च की गणना करो। यदि विद्युत दर प्रति यूनिट 5 रूपये है। [विद्युत खर्च 105.6 यूनिट, 528.00 रूपयें]

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012

1st Edition

ISBN:9780547587776

Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Publisher:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Chapter6: Ratio, Proportion, And Probability

Section: Chapter Questions

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