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Answer: Price index number for 2010 (base 2005) = 120

Taking 2005 as the base year (\(p_0\)) and 2010 as the current year (\(p_1\)), by the simple aggregative method:

CommodityPrice in 2005 (\(p_0\)) ₹Price in 2010 (\(p_1\)) ₹
A68
B1618
C2428
D46
Total\(\sum p_0 = 50\)\(\sum p_1 = 60\)

\(P_{01} = \dfrac{\sum p_1}{\sum p_0}\times 100 = \dfrac{60}{50}\times 100 = 120\)

So prices in 2010 rose by 20% compared with 2005.

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