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.Tariq wants to buy some orange juice.He...

.Tariq wants to buy some orange juice.He visits a nearby departmental store which has following offers: `Offer A` - One Liter Carton - `Rs.65` `Offer B` - Two Liter Carton - `Rs.125` `Offer C` - A Pack of One Liter Carton - `Rs.25`6 Tariq purchased 5litres of orange juice.The combination of offers on cartons which would get him the lowest amount is

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