RBSE Solutions Class 5 Maths Chapter 10 Currency Exercise 10.2

Question 1. Hemant bought 8 kg of milk at the rate of 40 rupees 25 paise per kg. 3 kg of curd at the rate of 60 rupees per kg, 2 kg of ghee at the rate of 450 rupees per kg and 5 litre of butter milk(RBSESolutions.com)at the rate of 20 rupees 75 paise. Bill number 428, Date 29.10.2015. prepare a bill with above information. solution.
Answer: To prepare the bill, we need to calculate the cost of each item and then find the total amount. A bill helps keep a clear record of purchases.

In simple words: First, multiply the quantity of each item by its price per unit to get the cost for that item. Then, add up all these individual item costs to find the total amount Hemant spent.
🎯 Exam Tip: Always clearly state the bill number, date, and customer's name at the top. Ensure each item's quantity, rate, and calculated amount are correctly listed, with a final total.

Question 2. Bill number - 108, dated on 30.10.2015 of Unnat Beej Bhandar Kanwas, Bhimraj bought 5 kg of corn seed at the rate of 37 rupees 25 paise per kg, 45 kg of uriya at the rate of 35 rupees per kg and 1 litre of pesticide at(RBSESolutions.com)the rate of 235 rupees per litre. Prepare a bill to above information. How much money was spent by Bhimraj on goods ?
Answer: Here is the bill for Bhimraj's purchases. The total money spent is calculated by adding the cost of each item.

Bhimraj spent Rs. 1997.50 on goods.
In simple words: To make the bill, we multiply how much of each thing Bhimraj bought by its price. Then, we add all those costs together to see the total money he spent.
🎯 Exam Tip: Always double-check your multiplication for each item and then ensure the final sum is accurate to avoid any errors in the total amount.

Question 3. Bill of purchased item by Manu from Mamta General(RBSESolutions.com)Store, Mahaveer Nagar is given below. Check the bill and rewrite after correction. solution:
Answer: We need to recheck the calculations for each item in the original bill and then present the corrected bill. It is important to check bills carefully for accuracy.

In simple words: When checking a bill, carefully multiply the quantity and rate for each item. Then, add all the calculated amounts to find the correct total, making sure it matches the bill.
🎯 Exam Tip: Always verify each line item's calculation (quantity × rate = amount) before calculating the final total. A single error can change the entire bill.

Question 4. Check the following bill(RBSESolutions.com)and rewrite after correction : solution:
Answer: We need to review the provided bill for accuracy and then correct any mistakes in the calculations before presenting the final bill. Correct bills prevent wrong payments.

In simple words: To correct a bill, check each item's total by multiplying its quantity by its price per unit. Then, add all these correct amounts to get the right grand total for the bill.
🎯 Exam Tip: Always perform each multiplication (quantity × rate) for every item individually and then sum them up. Do not rely on previously given totals without verifying each step.