Civil Service Exam Reviewer · Ratio and Proportion · medium
If 13 kilograms of pork cost ₱4,420, how much will 50 kilograms cost?
- ₱17,000
- ₱1,149.20
- ₱4,470
- ₱3,400
Answer
A. ₱17,000
Solution
Cost per kg = ₱340. 50 kg cost 50 × ₱340 = ₱17,000.
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