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The price of onions is shown below for every fifteen days. Find the price in Feb. 3rd week. Duration December First week December Third week January First week January Third week February First week February Third week Price 20 60 40 120 100 ?

The price of onions is shown below for every fifteen days. Find the price in Feb. 3rd week. Duration December First week December Third week January First week January Third week February First week February Third week Price 20 60 40 120 100 ? Correct Answer 300

The pattern followed here is shown below:

Price of onion in December 1st week = 20

Price of onion in December 3rd week = 20 × 3 = 60

Price of onion in January 1st week = 40

Price of onion in January 3rd week = 40 × 3 = 120

Similarly,

Price of onion in February 1st week = 100

Price of onion in February 3rd week = 100 × 3 = 300

Hence, "300" is the correct answer.

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