Page 89 - New Medley 3 Semester 2

LIFE SKILLS • Leadership and Initiative

When your parents/elders buy things of daily need from a supermarket or a
shop, they get a bill. A bill or a cash memo has the details of items, their rate

per unit and total cost of each item and finally the amount we have to pay.
We must take a bill because it helps us in getting replacement of the thing or

cash back for defective goods.

Radha’s mom did shopping from a Supermarket. Look at her bill.

Item Quantity Rate per kg Cost

1. Apple 1 kg `80.00 `80.00

2. Grapes 2 kg `60.00 `120.00 `80 `50 `60

3. Potato 4 kg `15.50 `62.00

4. Onion 2 kg `18.75 `37.50
`15.50 `18.75 `25
5. Cabbage 1 kg `10.00 `10.00

6. Lady’s finger 1 kg `40.00 `40.00
Total `349.50
`12.25 `10 `40

If she gave a 500-rupee note at the cash counter, how much money did she
get back?

Prepare a bill for each of the following:

1. Mrs Sinha purchases 3 soap bars, 2 kg detergent powder, 3 kg sugar,

5 toothbrushes, 5 kg rice, 1 kg pulses and 4 kg flour.
2. Mr Verma purchases 1 toothpaste, 10 kg rice, 5 kg flour, 3 kg pulses and

4 soap bars.

3. Golu has to buy 1 kg detergent powder, 2 soap bars, 5 kg sugar, 2 kg
pulses, 2 toothbrushes and 1 toothpaste.

Rate list
Sugar `36 per kg, rice `25.50 per kg, pulses `80 per kg, flour `28.50 per kg, toothbrush

`22 each, toothpaste `65.50 each, soap `13.50 per bar, detergent powder `88
per kg.

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