Money Bills
We often buy things and then we get money bills of the items. The shopkeeper gives us a bill containing information about what we purchase. Different items purchased by us, their rates and the total amount are mentioned in the bill. We can understand about bills more clearly with the help of some examples.
Examples
1. Surendra buys a pen for $ 16.50, a book for 96.25, a pencil box for $ 48.50 and 2 notebooks for $ 16.50 each. Prepare a bill for the purchases.
Solution:
The bill can be prepared as shown below.
BILL
|
Items Pen Books Pencil box Notebooks
|
Quantity 1 1 1
2 |
Rate per piece ($) 16.50 96.25
48.50 16.50 Total |
Amount ($) 16.50 96.25 48.50 33.00
194.25 |
2. Nandan buys 6 kg of flour at the rate of $ 10 per kg, 9
kg of sugar at the rate of $ 18 per kg and 5 kg of rice at the rate of $ 15 per
kg. Make a bill for the purchases.
Solution:
The bill can be prepared as shown below.
BILL
|
Items Flour Sugar
Rice |
Quantity 6 kg 9 kg
5 kg |
Rate per kg ($) 10.00 18.00
15.00 Total |
Amount ($) 60.00 162.00 75.00 297.00
|
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