alleryIn India, 1 quintal is used for grain prices and equals how many kilograms?
A10 kg
B1000 kg
C100 kg
D50 kg
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 100 kg
1. The quintal is a traditional unit used for grain in wholesale markets in India.
2. One quintal equals 100 kg.
3. 1000 kg is a tonne, so it is not correct.
_Source: Wikipedia, Quintal, Lead section_
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