At the store, there is a rule for determining the price of fruit. An apple costs 50¢, a pear costs 40¢, and an orange costs 60¢. It seems like the rule is 10¢ per letter, but a lemon does not cost 50¢. How much does a lemon cost?

The bael (known also as a woodapple) would be priced at only 20 cents.
The date would be 30 cents.
The mango would be priced like the apple at 50 cents.
Both guavaberry and its alias - rumberry - price the fruit at $1.20
The most expensive positional-letter-cent value fruit , such that its total value is divisible by 10 and the culinary fruit's name is limited to closed compound single-word names, the complex hybrid of the raspberries, blackberries and dewberries is the $1.30 youngberry.

Other closed compound single-word fruits are:

• bolwarra($0.90)
• caimito ($0.70)
• chestnut ($1.10)
• chokeberry ($1.10)
• clementine ($1.00)
• coffee [aka coffee cherry] ($0.40)
• jugua ($0.40)
• nutmeg ($0.80)
• pawpaw ($0.80)
• peumo ($0.70)
• pistachio ($1.00)
• pumpkin ($1.00)
• raisin ($0.70)
• rambutan ($0.90)
• rhubarb ($0.70)
• rollinia ($0.90)
• shipova ($0.90)
• tamarillo ($1.10)

Edited on June 7, 2012, 12:05 pm

Posted by Dej Mar on 2012-06-06 08:15:16