A small shop owner keeps inventory satisfying the following criteria - 1. Shampoo sachets that are priced between Rs.4 to Rs.10 per sachet. 2. Chocolates in the price range of Re.1 to Rs.60 per piece. 3. Dry fruits priced more than Rs.125 per 100 grams. 4. Milk packets in the price range of Rs.21 to Rs.29 per litre. Which list among the following will definitely NOT be found in his shop?

Shampoo A at Rs.4 per sachet, chocolate B at Rs.1.5 per piece and dry fruit C, at Rs.250 per 125 gram.
Shampoo P at Rs.5 per sachet, milk packet Q at Rs.23 per litre and dry fruit R at Rs.150 per 100 gram.
Shampoo X at Rs.5 per sachet, chocolate Y at Rs.1 per piece and dry fruit Z at Rs.100 per 100 gram.
Shampoo L at Rs.4 per sachet, milk packet M at Rs.24.5 per packet, and chocolate N at Rs.35 per piece and dry fruit O at Rs.350 per 200 gram.

LohaHridoy

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2025-01-04 04:42

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AhmedNazir

Option 3 : Shampoo X at Rs.5 per sachet, chocolate Y at Rs.1 per piece and dry fruit Z at Rs.100 per 100 gram.

By going through options,

We can find that in option C, dry fruit Z is priced at RS.100 per 100 per gram, which does not follow above criteria.

4 views Answered 2022-09-04 04:29

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