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Answer:

11,184

Step-by-step explanation:

• To find the cost of 36 bags of wheat, we can use the concept of proportionality.
• Given:
• Number of bags in the first scenario: 25
• Weight of each bag in the first scenario: 40 kg
• Cost of 25 bags: 7750
• Let's set up a proportion based on the weight and cost:
• (Weight of bags) / (Number of bags) = (Cost) / (Number of bags)
• Using this proportion, we can calculate the cost of 36 bags:
• (40 kg / 25 bags) = (Cost / 25 bags) [First scenario]
• (50 kg / 36 bags) = (Cost / 36 bags) [Second scenario]
• Setting up the proportion:
• 40/25 = Cost/25
• 50/36 = Cost/36
• Solving for the unknown, we find:
• Cost = (40/25) * 7750 [Using the first proportion]
• Cost = (50/36) * Cost [Using the second proportion]
• Now we can calculate the cost of 36 bags:
• (50/36) * Cost = (40/25) * 7750
• Simplifying the equation:
• Cost = [(40/25) * 7750] / (50/36)
• Cost = (40 * 7750 * 36) / (25 * 50)
• Calculating the cost:
• Cost = 11184
• Therefore, the cost of 36 bags of wheat, each weighing 50 kg, is 11,184.

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Answer:

13750/-

Step-by-step explanation:

25 bags each of 40kg cost 7750/-

Cost of 1000kg(25×40) is 7750/-

Cost of 1 kg is 7.75/-(7750/1000)

Cost of 50 kg is 387.5/-(7.75×50)

Cost of 36 bags each weighing 50 kg is 13750/-(387.5×50)