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By spending almost ₹ 250 ,Rakhi bought some kg grapes(x) & some dozens of bananas(y), then as a constraint this information can be expressed by_______

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To express the information given in the question as a constraint, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Define Variables**: - Let \( x \) be the amount of money spent on grapes (in rupees). - Let \( y \) be the amount of money spent on bananas (in rupees). 2. **Understand the Total Spending**: - According to the problem, Rakhi spent almost ₹250 on grapes and bananas combined. 3. **Express the Total Spending**: - The total amount spent on grapes and bananas can be expressed as \( x + y \). 4. **Set Up the Constraint**: - Since Rakhi spent almost ₹250, this means that the total spending \( x + y \) must be less than ₹250. - Therefore, we can write the constraint as: \[ x + y < 250 \] ### Final Expression: The constraint that expresses the information given in the question is: \[ x + y < 250 \] ---
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