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Rs= rupees

Ps= paise

1Rs = 100 Ps

= 10ps X 10 ps

= 1/10 rs X 1/10 rs - ( simple- 10 paise is 1/10 th of a rupee)

= 1/100 rs

= 1 ps - ( as 1/100 th of a rupee i 1 paise )

now then, 1 Rs=1 Ps

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10 points correct answer first

Answer 1

i'll tell u a simple expln..
a small error in 3rd step.
10ps X 10ps is not equal to 100ps
but 100 square ps.
same as 10m X 10m is 100 sq.m.
ok?

Answer 2

There's a logical fallacy here in that you're multiplying fractions. 1/10 x 1/10 = 1/100, but that's 1/10 of 10 paise, or 1 paise. Labeling them with Rs and Ps simply give you license to twist the numbers around as you please, but that doesn't mean anything in reality.

Answer 3

1Rs = 100 Ps
= 10ps X 10 ps
It's wrong

It should be
1Rs= 100 Ps
= 10 ps X 10
=1/10 Rs X10
=1 Rs

10ps X10ps=100ps^2
Becauz units are also multipled in multiplication.

Answer 4

if 1 Rs is 100 Paise, and a rupee is 1/10th of a paise... then 100 paise (1 Rs) is 1 (one) Rupee.... am i right? or did i think too hard?

Answer 5

I'll tell u a simple expln..
a small error in 3rd step.
10ps X 10ps is not equal to 100ps
but 100 square ps.
same as 10m X 10m is 100 sq.m.
ok?

Ur Que is not correct OK dear

Answer 6

1Rs = 1 Ps
1/100 Rs = 1Ps
1/100 Rs = 100Ps
hence; 1/100 * 100 = 1 (Rs n Ps)

is this close??

Answer 7

10ps X 10 ps == 100 ps square not 100 ps

Answer 8

1/100rs = 1/100 (100) (1 rs = 100ps)
the hundred cancels out each other,
so, 1rs = 1ps
actually, after u substituted the (1/10rs x 1/10rs),
u should no longer use ps on ur right side of the equation but rs!
therefore: it is just 1rs = 1rs actually.

Answer 9

10ps X 10 ps

the above line should be like this

10ps X 10

Answer 10

i think there is a mistake in ur answer
the step 1/10rs
rs means rupees
so 1/10 rs means rupees