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PART - 1 CH : 2 Arithmetic Expressions — MATHS STD 7 — Question

Gujarat BoardEnglish MediumSTD 7MATHSPART - 1 CH : 2 Arithmetic Expressions2 Marks
Question
A farmer has 25 orange trees and 15 apple trees. Each orange tree yields 12 oranges, and each apple tree yields 8 apples. What is the total number of fruits the farmer has?
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Answer

420 fruits

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