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zinat's father contributes to his daughter's savings by giving her 10% of her total saving . If Zinat saves Tk. 100 in June , Tk. 250 in July and Tk. 130 in August, how much will she have in savings at the end of that time?

zinat's father contributes to his daughter's savings by giving her 10% of her total saving . If Zinat saves Tk. 100 in June , Tk. 250 in July and Tk. 130 in August, how much will she have in savings at the end of that time? Correct Answer Tk. 528

At the end of that time she will have = (100 + 10% of 100) + (250 + 10% of 250) + (130 + 10% of 130)                                                             = 100 + 10 + 250 + 25 + 130 + 13 = 528 TK

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