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Calculate index numbers from the following data by simple aggregate method taking prices of 2000 as base.

Commodity		A	B	C	D
Price per unit (in Rupees)	2000	80	50	90	30
Price per unit (in Rupees)	2001	95	60	100	45

✓
120
B
150
C
130
D
140

✓

Answer

Correct option: A.

120

(a) 120
Explanation: 95+60+100+45/80+50+90*100=12

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