Rate is not based on the number, but on its weight.
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Below is a sample conversation between a fruit seller and a customer:
Fruit vendor: Do you want oranges?
Customer: Yes I do. Give me one dozen.
Fruit vendor: The rate is not based on the number, but on its weight. It costs Rs.100/- a kilo.
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The rate is not based on the number, but on the weight . 100/- a kilo. Below is a sample conversation between a fruit seller and a customer: Fruit vendor: Would you like some oranges?
- The rate is not based on the number, but on the weight .
- 100/- a kilo.
- Below is a sample conversation between a fruit seller and a customer: Fruit vendor: Would you like some oranges?
- Customer: Yes, please.
- A dozen.
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The rate is not based on the number, but on the weight. They cost Rs.100/- a kilo.
Below is a sample conversation between a fruit seller and a customer:
Fruit vendor: Would you like some oranges?
Customer: Yes, please. A dozen.
Fruit vendor: That will be Rs.240, please.
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