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The price of the essential commodity in the shop is given in the table, Item Quantity Price(Rs) Rice 500 gram 25 Wheat 1 kg 18 Gram seed 200 gram 15 Oil 1 litre 75 Pulses 300 gram 40 Manoj buys 1/2 kg Rice, 1 kg Gram seed, 1/2 kg Wheat, 1-litre oil and 600-gram pulses. How much money Manoj have to pay?

The price of the essential commodity in the shop is given in the table, Item Quantity Price(Rs) Rice 500 gram 25 Wheat 1 kg 18 Gram seed 200 gram 15 Oil 1 litre 75 Pulses 300 gram 40 Manoj buys 1/2 kg Rice, 1 kg Gram seed, 1/2 kg Wheat, 1-litre oil and 600-gram pulses. How much money Manoj have to pay? Correct Answer Rs 264

Given:

Price of 500g (1/2 kg) rice is Rs.25

Price of 200 gram Gram seed is Rs.15

Price of 1 kg Wheat is Rs.18

Price of 1 liter oil is Rs.75

Price of 300 gram pulses is Rs.40

Concept used:

1 kg = 1000 gram

Calculation:

Money paid by Manoj for 1/2 kg rice = Rs.25      ----(1)

Money paid by Manoj for 1 kg Gram seed = Rs.15 × 5 = Rs.75     ----(2)

Money paid by Manoj for 1/2 kg Wheat = Rs.18/2 = Rs.9      ----(3)

Money paid by Manoj for 1 liter oil = Rs.75      ----(4)

Money paid by Manoj for 600 gram pulses = Rs.40 × 2 = Rs.80       ----(5)

Now, total money paid by Manoj = Rs.(25 + 75 + 9 + 75 + 80) = Rs.264

∴ Total money that Manoj have to pay is Rs.264.

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