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    This document discusses calculating the total amount paid for items purchased from two stores, Store A and Store B, using matrix methods. Store A quantities were 4, 8, 9, 12, 23, and 11 respectively for six products. Store B quantities were 11, 9, 7, 25, 20, and 5 respectively for the same six products. The products and their prices were milk (Rs. 30), toothpaste (Rs. 40), salt (Rs. 20), bread (Rs. 30), newspaper (Rs. 100), and soda (Rs. 20). By setting up the matrix of quantities, products, and prices, the total amounts paid to Store A and Store B were calculated to be Rs. 3500 and Rs

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    This document discusses calculating the total amount paid for items purchased from two stores, Store A and Store B, using matrix methods. Store A quantities were 4, 8, 9, 12, 23, and 11 respectively for six products. Store B quantities were 11, 9, 7, 25, 20, and 5 respectively for the same six products. The products and their prices were milk (Rs. 30), toothpaste (Rs. 40), salt (Rs. 20), bread (Rs. 30), newspaper (Rs. 100), and soda (Rs. 20). By setting up the matrix of quantities, products, and prices, the total amounts paid to Store A and Store B were calculated to be Rs. 3500 and Rs

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    This document discusses calculating the total amount paid for items purchased from two stores, Store A and Store B, using matrix methods. Store A quantities were 4, 8, 9, 12, 23, and 11 respectively for six products. Store B quantities were 11, 9, 7, 25, 20, and 5 respectively for the same six products. The products and their prices were milk (Rs. 30), toothpaste (Rs. 40), salt (Rs. 20), bread (Rs. 30), newspaper (Rs. 100), and soda (Rs. 20). By setting up the matrix of quantities, products, and prices, the total amounts paid to Store A and Store B were calculated to be Rs. 3500 and Rs

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    DEEN DAYAL UPADHYAYA GORAKHPUR UNIVERSITY,

    GORAKHPUR

    ITM COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT, GORAKHPUR


    AFFILIATE TO: DDU GORAKHPUR UNIVERSITY ,GORAKHPUR

    SUBJECT : BUSINESS MATHEMATICS

    POJECT SUBMITTED BY Submitted TO :


    NAME : MR.PRADEEP CHAUDHARY

    UNIVERSITY ROLL NO: 22140783600n.

    COURSE: BBA 1rd YR

    SEMESTER : 2

    SESSION : 2021-2022
    Acknowledgement
    I would like to express my appreciation and gratitude to various Person who have shared
    their valuable time and made this research Project report possible through their direct and
    indirect co- Operation .I would like to acknowledgement with thanks, the genuine interest
    And faith shown by DR. MANOJ MISHRA (HeadOf Department Of Business
    Administration) who truly deserve the Credit for providing inspiration in completion of the
    research Project work and my guide MR.PRADEEP CHAUDHARY (Subject Teacher)
    for Their encouraging word continuous help and guidance. No work is possible without
    the “ Grace Of God “ ,guidance of Teacher. Blessings of elders, loveand encouragement of
    family Members and friends. I give my special thanks to my parents for Their
    encouragement.

    Name:-
    Bba 2 semester
    Roll Number
    Subject:- : BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
    CERTIFICATE

    This is to certify that ABHISHEK SHUKLA 2th SEM student from ITM
    COLLEGE GIDA GORAKHPUR affiliated to “D .D.U University, GORAKHPUR”
    has completed her project under my supervision. he made this project to my entire
    satisfaction and as per requirement of the course.

    MR.PRADEEP CHAUDHARY

    ( PROJECT GUIDE)
    INDEX

    ● PREFACE
    ● TAKE A FINCG PRODUCT AND FIND OUT THE
    TOTAL AMOUNT PAID BY YOU BY USING
    MATRIX METHOD
    ● CONCLUSION

    PREFACE
    I am presenting a project file on topic of math’s that is “six
    different fincg product and find out the total amount paid by you by
    using matrix method ’’
    In this project I have collected some product.

    I have avoided to have mistake overall some minute mistake may


    Be possible . You are requested to ignore them .

    Q- Take 6 different fincg product form store A and same product


    from store B that is used in your home and their respective
    price is some for each other store .
    Quantity purchased from store A: 4,8,9,12,23 &11 and quantity
    purchased from store B: 11,9,7,25,20&5 respectively.
    Find out the total amount paid by you by using matrix method.
    Store A-> 4 8 9 12 23 11
    Store B-> 11 9 7 25 20 5
    Price of item
    30 milk
    40 toothpaste
    20 salt
    30 bread
    100 newspaper
    20 soda

    30
    40
    4 8 9 12 23 11 20
    11 9 7 25 20 5 30
    100
    20

    Solution:
    4x30 +8x40+9x20+12x30+23x100+11x20
    11x30+9x40+7x20+25x30+20x100+5x20

    120+320+180+360+2300+220
    330+360+140+750+2000+100

    Rs 3500
    Rs 3680

    Total money =3500+3680


    = RS 7180 ans

    Conclusion
    The matrix is a mathematical tool which are use in
    business to solve various business problem.

    In this project, we take 6 FMCG products from stores


    A and B , The products and price are same of store A
    and B. We find the total amount paid to store A and B
    with the help of matrix

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