Let us consider the example of a rice retailer, whiIch sales 200 sack for the whole month. Now throughout the month, the store sold 10 sacks at an average price of 2,000 pesos, 10C sacks at an average price of 2,100 pesos, and 90 sacks at he average price of 2,300 pesos. Determine the revenue fo he company.
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