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Read the given statements carefully and answer the questions. Statement: Sunil has only Rs 100. He has to buy a soap, an oil bottle, a kilo of potatoes and a chocolate. Which of the following combinations would Sunil buy? A. An oil bottle of Rs 44, chocolate of Rs 23, soap of Rs 2 and half kg of potatoes of Rs 16. B. An oil bottle of Rs 40, chocolate of Rs 20, soap of Rs 17 and a kg of potatoes for Rs 34. C. Half a kilo potato of Rs 12, soap of Rs 23, chocolate of Rs 5 and an oil bottle of Rs 39. D. Chocolate of Rs 50, soap of Rs 7, an oil bottle of Rs 30 and a kg  of potato of Rs 29 per kg.

Read the given statements carefully and answer the questions. Statement: Sunil has only Rs 100. He has to buy a soap, an oil bottle, a kilo of potatoes and a chocolate. Which of the following combinations would Sunil buy? A. An oil bottle of Rs 44, chocolate of Rs 23, soap of Rs 2 and half kg of potatoes of Rs 16. B. An oil bottle of Rs 40, chocolate of Rs 20, soap of Rs 17 and a kg of potatoes for Rs 34. C. Half a kilo potato of Rs 12, soap of Rs 23, chocolate of Rs 5 and an oil bottle of Rs 39. D. Chocolate of Rs 50, soap of Rs 7, an oil bottle of Rs 30 and a kg  of potato of Rs 29 per kg. Correct Answer C

Given:

Sunil has only Rs 100.

Calculation:

According to the question, we have to check the combination

He has to buy a soap, an oil bottle, a kilo of potatoes and a chocolate.

A. An oil bottle of Rs 44, chocolate of Rs 23, soap of Rs 2 and half kg of potatoes of Rs 16.

⇒ 44 + 23 + 2 + 16 × 2

⇒ Rs. 101

B. An oil bottle of Rs 40, chocolate of Rs 20, soap of Rs 17 and a kg of potatoes for Rs 34.

⇒ 40 + 20 + 17 + 34

⇒ Rs. 111

C. Half a kilo potato of Rs 12, soap of Rs 23, chocolate of Rs 5 and an oil bottle of Rs 39.

⇒ 12 × 2 + 23 + 5 + 39

⇒ Rs. 91

D. Chocolate of Rs 50, soap of Rs 7, an oil bottle of Rs 30 and a kg  of potato of Rs 29 per kg.

⇒ 50 + 7 + 30 + 29

⇒ Rs. 116

∴ Sunil buy 'C' combination.

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