Saving at market shop
Mr. Akpalu went to a market to purchase 3 kg of sugar, 10 kg of wheat, and 1 kg of salt. In a shop near his residence, these commodities are priced at € 20, €10, and € 6 per kg, whereas in the local market, they are priced at € 15, 8, and € 6 per kg, respectively. If traveling to the local market costs € 25, find Mr. Akpalu's net savings using the matrix multiplication method.
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