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Basar bought equal numbers of 50-paisa and 75-paisa stamps. If the total cost of the stamps was Tk. 50.00, what was the total number of stamps bought?

Basar bought equal numbers of 50-paisa and 75-paisa stamps. If the total cost of the stamps was Tk. 50.00, what was the total number of stamps bought? Correct Answer 80

let, equal number = x atq, 0.75x + 0.50x = 50 or, 1.25x = 50 or, x = 40 total stamp = 40 + 40 = 80 stamp

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