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Calculate the total cost for beef and lamb based on count and unit cost.

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Beef Total

180.00\text{180.00}

Lamb Total

500.00\text{500.00}

Step-by-step solution

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To complete the table, calculate the "Total" for each item by multiplying the "count" by the "unit cost".

  1. Calculate the Total for Beef.

    Total for Beef=count×unit cost\text{Total for Beef} = \text{count} \times \text{unit cost} Total for Beef=4×45.00\text{Total for Beef} = 4 \times 45.00 Total for Beef=180.00\text{Total for Beef} = 180.00
  2. Calculate the Total for Lamb.

    Total for Lamb=count×unit cost\text{Total for Lamb} = \text{count} \times \text{unit cost} Total for Lamb=10×50.00\text{Total for Lamb} = 10 \times 50.00 Total for Lamb=500.00\text{Total for Lamb} = 500.00

    The completed table is:

    Itemunit sizecountunit costTotal
    BeefKg445.00180.00
    LambKg1050.00500.00

    The final answers are:
    Beef Total: 180.00\boxed{\text{180.00}}
    Lamb Total: 500.00\boxed{\text{500.00}}

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