You know you can buy 250 grams for 27 rupees. So you can buy \(\displaystyle \frac{250}{27}\) grams for one rupee. And from that you can buy \(\displaystyle 8\left(\frac{250}{27}\right)= \left(\frac{2000}{27}\right)\) grams for 8 rupees.
divide both sides by 37 so you can get for 1 rupee.
(250 grams) / (37) --------> 1 rupee
multiply on both sides by 8 as in question it is required to buy sugar for 8 rupees (If it is 10 rupees multiply by 10).
((250g)/37)*8 ------------> 8 rupees
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