If \(5\frac{2}{5} \text{ kg}\) of tomatoes cost ₹172.80, what is the price (in rupees) of \(1 \text{ kg}\) of tomatoes?
32
Convert: 5⅖ = 27/5 kg.
Price per kg = 172.80 / (27/5) = 172.80 × 5/27.
Compute: 172.80 × 5 = 864; 864/27 = 32.
Hence, 32.
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