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The cost of 27 kg of iron is Rs. 1,080, what will be the cost of 120 kg of iron of the same quality?

∵ The cost of 27kg of iron = ₹ 1080


∴ Cost of 1kg of iron =


∴ The cost of 120 kg = 40×20 = ₹ 4800


Hence, the cost of 120kg of iron is ₹ 4800


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