Cost in Kilos.

[Rtaxron]

Can you work this out for me please?
If the cost of a product ( fruit, veg ) is �1.28p per Kilo and I bought 0.630 of a Kilo how much would it cost?

If it was pounds and ounces I would have no probs, but this Kilo biz does my head in?

I know its Sat night but we are having a friendly argument as to the cost.

[sir.prize]

Approx 81p

[Sir Alec]

1 Kilo = 2.2lb. Is there a calculator on your computer to convert?

[Rtaxron]

Thanks sir.prize,

But that cant be right.

I bought 0.630kg of onions at �0.88kg and the cost was 0.55p.

[~max~]

Well, that's right then?

[leyenda]

If you already ha dthe answer why ask?


Is this what you argue about offfline?

FFS youre as bad offline as on then ratty

At least when im offline im myself and nice


how sad






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[sir.prize]

That is confusing . . . . .was the item �1.28 per kilo or 88p a kilo?

[Diane1954]

�1.28 divided by 1000 = 0.00128 multiplied by 630 = 80.64p rounded up is 81p

Trust your greengrocer
(Guess what my job is)

[Catron]

Yes, quite - either it is 128p a kilo, in which case 0.63kg would cost 81p or it is 88p a kilo, in which case 0.63kg would cost 55p.

[sir.prize]

alternatively . . if a kilo is priced �1.28, one 10th of a kilo = 12.8p multiplied by 0.630 = 80.64p rounded up to 81p.

[leyenda]

This is rivetting.
Heres a suggestion ratxron for saturday evenings perhaps you could purchase trivial pursuits?
All answers are provided.










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