John went to market with Rs 500. He purchased 8 pens for Rs 19.18 each, 3 markers for Rs 24.41 each and 4 rubbers for Rs 4.36 each. Amount left with him in Rupees is
Given:
Total money with John = Rs 500
Purchases:
8 pens at Rs 19.18 each
3 markers at Rs 24.41 each
4 rubbers at Rs 4.36 each
Formula Used:
Total cost = Quantity × Rate
Amount left = Total money − Total expenditure
Solution:
Cost of pens: 8 × 19.18 = 153.44
Cost of markers: 3 × 24.41 = 73.23
Cost of rubbers: 4 × 4.36 = 17.44
Total expenditure: 153.44 + 73.23 + 17.44 = 244.11
Amount left with John: 500 - 244.11 = 255.89
Amount left with John = Rs 255.89
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