If a banana cost is $Rs.\, 1.25$ and apple cost is $Rs .\,1 .75$ the what will be the cost of $2$ Dozen of Banana and $3$ Dozen of apple in $Rs.$?
If a banana cost is $Rs.\, 1.25$ and apple cost is $Rs .\,1 .75$ the what will be the cost of $2$ Dozen of Banana and $3$ Dozen of apple in $Rs.$?
- A
$93$
- B
$83$
- C
$85$
- D
$70$
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