Help with algebra

[Gambit]

If 50 apples sell for 359 RAND in 2003, how many RAND will 20 apples sell for in 2007? Please solve before Saturday. PS - By RAND, I mean RSA currency. Not the other thing that you perverts are thinking of.

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[Ram]

How many ever apples we sell , we will buy them all back at half the price ! :two_thumbs_up:

[Holysmoke]

It all depends on the demand for apples. :D

[Don]

They wil be for 102. India make them in 7 overs. Sehwag 64* (21) India vs Pakistan final wooooooo

[dial_100]

Yeah.. These days taste for Apples have changed somewhat... So they will sell cheaper this time around

[DesiChap]

wicked only problem is this is not a final the apples will be crushed

[coffee_rules]

50 apples != 20 oranges.

[chanakya]

Ponting unable to lift apples at the moment.

[Tapioca]

India has beaten both Australia and South Africa in the same major tournament only once, IIRC (excluding all the three nations) which was almost exactly seven years ago. Even the margin of the win against South Africa in this tournament is almost the same when scaled to 50 overs (95 runs then). http://cricketarchive.co.uk/Archive/Seasons/KENYA/2000-01_KENYA_ICC_KnockOut_2000-01.html

[Gambit]

India has beaten both Australia and South Africa in the same major tournament only once, IIRC (excluding all the three nations) which was almost exactly seven years ago. Even the margin of the win against South Africa in this tournament is almost the same when scaled to 50 overs (95 runs then). http://cricketarchive.co.uk/Archive/Seasons/KENYA/2000-01_KENYA_ICC_KnockOut_2000-01.html

I was thinking of the same thing yesterday. Also, it's the 4th occasion in limited overs international cricket tournaments(with more than 6 teams) where India and Pakistan have both reached the semis of the same tournament. (previous ones being '83 and '87 world cups and '00 ICCCT).