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A fruit seller had some oranges. He sold 30% oranges and still had 210 oranges. The number of oranges he had, initially, was:

  1. A
    300
  2. B
    200
  3. C
    150
  4. D
    350

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let the initial number of oranges the fruit seller had be x (which is 100%).
He sold 30% of the oranges, so the percentage of oranges remaining with him is:

Remaining %=100%−30%=70%
According to the question, he still has 210 oranges:

70% of x=210
100
70

×x=210
0.7x=210
x=
0.7
210

=
7
2100

=350
Therefore, he initially had 350 oranges.

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A fruit seller had some oranges. He sold 30% oranges and still had 210 oranges. The number of oranges he had, initially, was:
A
300
B
200
C
150
D
350

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