A fruit vendor has 260 mangoes , 292 oranges and 220 apples. He cells each of these fruits in a package containing the same number of fruits in a package containing the same number of fruits of the same kind and has found that 4 apples, 4 orangles and 4 mangoes are left out.
Find the minimum number of fruit packages.

A fruit vendor has 260 mangoes , 292 oranges and 220 apples. He cells each of these fruits in a package containing the same number of fruits in a package containing the same number of fruits of the same kind and has found that 4 apples, 4 orangles and 4 mangoes are left out. Find the greatest possible size of the package. where size of the package is defined as the number of fruits in each package.

A fruit vendor has 260 mangoes , 292 oranges and 220 apples. He cells each of these fruits in a package containing the same number of fruits in a package containing the same number of fruits of the same kind and has found that 4 apples, 4 orangles and 4 mangoes are left out. If he sells each package of mangoes at ₹ 30 , find the total selling price.

There are 527 apples, 646 pears and 748 oranges . These are to be arranged in heapes containing the same number of fruits . Find the greatest number of fruits possible in each heap. How many heaps are formed ?

From 2 mangoes, 3 oranges and 4 apples, how many selections of fruits can be made by taking : at least one of each kind ?

The number of ways of selecting exactly 4 fruits out of 4 apples, 5 mangoes, 6 oranges is