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If the cost of 1 kg apples is ₹80, how much does a man need to pay who bought one and a quarter kg apples?

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Cost of 1 kg apples = ₹80
Cost of a quarter kg apples = 80 $\div$ 4
= ₹20
Total cost of one and a quarter kg apples = 80 + 20
= ₹100

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