Math, asked by alok27273, 1 year ago

40 dozen oranges were purchased at rupees 18 per dozen.half pf them were sold at rupees 2 per orange. by that time, 20 oranges were rot .the remaining oranges were sold at rupees 1.25 each.calculate the profit or loss percent .​

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Answered by shruti2411
11

Answer:

Total cost of oranges 

CP = 18*40 = 720

Selling price of 20 dozen oranges 

SP1 = 2*12*20 = 480

Selling of remaining oranges

SP2 = (20*12 - 20)*1.25 = 220*1.25 = 275

Profit % ={ [(SP1 + SP2) - CP] /CP}*100

= [(755 - 720)/720]*100

= 350/72

= 4.86%

Answered by khusnuda9942
6

Answer:

total cost of oranges = 18×40

C.P. = 720 rupees

S.P. of 20 dozen oranges = 2×20×12 ( 1 dozen=12)

S.P.1 = 480 rupees.....(i)

S.P. of remain oranges = (12×20-20)×1.25 (we subtract 20 because 20 orange were rotten)

S.P.2 = 275 rupees......(ii)

sum of S.P. = S.P.1 + S.P.2

= 480 + 275

= 755 rupees

it is a profit because S.P. > C.P.

therefore

Profit% = sum of S.P. - C.P./C.P. ×100

Profit% = 755 - 720/720×100

Profit% = 35/720×100

Profit% = 4.861%

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