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Selling Produce to Brokers

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Mona harvested 10 quintals of paddy from her field and she realises that she neither has time nor the energy to sell the produce on her own. What would be the most reasonable thing to do?

A

Take her produce to Rythu bazar.

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Approach the brokers.

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Take her produce to Agriculture Market Yard.

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Take her produce to supermarket.

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Solution

The correct option is B Approach the brokers.
Since Mona is looking for an easy way out, it would be reasonable for her to just approach a broker. This way, she doesn't have to worry much and the broker has to take care of all the other work.

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