Assuming than unit is 1kWh (kilowatt-hour).
Cost for light:
"Cost=Q\\times UnitPrice"
where Q is quantity of energy spent.
"Q=P\\times t"
where P is power of all bulbs (in kilowatts), t - time which bulbs were used (in hours).
"t=t_{1}\\times N_{d}"
where t1 - hours during 1 day which bulbs were used, Nd - number of days in June.
So we have
"Cost=P\\times t_{1}\\times N_{d} \\times UnitPrice"
"Cost=(0.040+0.060+0.060)\\times 8 \\times 30 \\times 20 =" 768
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