Ayesha has 53 rupees and spends 27 rupees. How many rupees does she have left?
Correct answer: A. 26 rupees
- A. 26 rupees
- B. 36 rupees
- C. 30 rupees
- D. 24 rupees
Explanation
Subtract the amount spent from the original amount: 53 minus 27 equals 26. Therefore, Ayesha has 26 rupees left.
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