Here, base year is 2014.
∴ p0 = Price in 2014,
q0 = Quantity in 2014,
P1 = Price in 2015,
q1 = Quantity in 2015.
The units of price and quantity for the items A, B, C and D are not equal. So we compute after making the units of price and quantity.
Explanation :
Item A: The unit of price is 20 kg and the unit of quantity is kg.
∴ In 2014, the price per kg = \(\frac{80}{20}\) = ₹ 4
In 2015, the price per kg = \(\frac{120}{20}\)= ₹ 6
Item B: The unit of price is kg and the unit of quantity is gram.
∴ In 2014, the quantity in kg = \(\frac{2400}{1000}\) = 2.4 kg
In 2015, the quantity in kg = \(\frac{4000}{1000}\) = 4 kg
[Note: 1000 gram = 1 kg]
Item C: The unit of price is quintal and the unit of quantity is kg.
∴ In 2014. the price per kg = \(\frac{2000}{1000}\)= ₹ 20
In 2015, the price per kg = \(\frac{2800}{1000}\) = ₹ 28
[Note : 1 Quintal = 100 kg]
Item D: The unit of price is dozen and the unit of quantity is a piece.
∴ In 2014, the price per piece = \(\frac{48}{12}\) = ₹ 4
In 2015, the price per piece = \(\frac{72}{12}\) = ₹ 6
[Note : 1 Dozen =12 pieces]]
To compute Laspeyre’s, Paasche’s and Fisher’s index numbers, the table of calculations is prepared as follows :

Laspeyre’s index number:

Paasche’s index number:

Fisher’s index number:
\(I_P=\sqrt{I_L \times I_P}\)
