The total mass of two objects of mass $1050 k g$ and $12 t o n n e s$ is

22.5 q u i n t a l s

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130.5 q u i n t a l s

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11.2 t o n n e s

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12 \times 10^{3} k g

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Solution

The correct option is B $130.5 q u i n t a l s$
Given ,
The mass of first object $m_{1} = 1050 k g = 10.50 q u i n t a l s,$
The mass of second object $m_{2} = 12 t o n n e s = 120 q u i n t a l s$

Therefore , total mass ,
$M = m_{1} + m_{2} = 10.50 + 120 = 130.50 q u i n t a l s$

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