If farmer Q sells 14 kg of wheat, farmer S sells 21 kg of jowar and farmer R sells 30 kgs of sugarcane, what will be their combined earning?

Rs. 699

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Rs. 779

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Rs. 650

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Rs. 786

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The correct option is B
Rs. 779

$∴$ Combined earning = (16 $\times$ 14) + (21 $\times$ 20) + (30 $\times$ 11.5) = 224 + 420 + 345 = 989

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If farmer Q sells 14 kg of wheat, farmer S sells 21 kg of jowar and farmer R sells 30 kgs of sugarcane, what will be their combined earning?

The correct option is B Rs. 779 ∴ Combined earning = (16 ×14) + (21×20) + (30×11.5) = 224 + 420 + 345 = 989

The correct option is B
Rs. 779

$∴$ Combined earning = (16 $\times$ 14) + (21 $\times$ 20) + (30 $\times$ 11.5) = 224 + 420 + 345 = 989