Math, asked by rumakumari9709, 5 months ago

name any five things sold by A shopkeeper by measuring weight

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Answered by mannat5474

7

Step-by-step explanation:

vegetables

fruits

milk

gud

mixture

Answered by roylily1958

3

Answer:

Name any five things sold by a shopkeeper by measuring length

Answer:

CLOTH.

ROPE.

WOOD.

PIPE.

STRING(WIRE)

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