Purchase cost
Peter bought 0.35 kg of ham, six rolls, and mineral water for a snack. How much did he pay for the purchase?
(Mineralka costs 14.60 CZK, a roll 3.40 CZK, and a kilogram of ham 129 CZK). They rounded up the purchase to whole crowns.
(Mineralka costs 14.60 CZK, a roll 3.40 CZK, and a kilogram of ham 129 CZK). They rounded up the purchase to whole crowns.
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