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Question
Complete the following table:
| Item | Cost per kg | Quantity | Amount | |
| (i) | A | Rs. 17.40 | 2.5 kg | ............... |
| (ii) | B | Rs. 42.25 | 1.6 kg | .............. |
| (iii) | C | Rs. 28.50 | 3.2 kg | .............. |
| Total = | ................ |
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Solution
The given table has been completed as follows:
| Item | Cost per kg | Quantity | Amount | |
| (i) | A | Rs. 17.40 | 2.5 kg | Rs. 43.50 |
| (ii) | B | Rs. 42.25 | 1.6 kg | Rs. 67.60 |
| (iii) | C | Rs. 28.50 | 3.2 kg | Rs. 91.20 |
| Total | Rs. 202.30 |
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