Math, asked by kilomanone1, 5 months ago

A 4 Kg chicken is purchased at £3.30 per Kg. 15% is lost during preparation and a further 20% is lost during cooking of the chicken for a casserole. Calculate the cost of 150g of cooked chicken used for the casserole.

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Answered by Hellion
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\huge \bf \underline{ \underline{Solution}}

Given:-

  1. A 4kg chicken
  2. £ 3.30 is the cost of the chicken per kg
  3. 15% of it's weight is lost while preparing it
  4. 20% lost further while cooking.

Calculations:-

15% of 4kg,

 \frac{15}{100}  \times 4kg \\  = 0.6kg

Therefore, it lessens to 3.4kg

Further 20% decrease,

 \frac{20}{100}  \times 3.4kg \\  = 0.68kg

Therefore, it decreases to 2.72kg

So cooked chicken weighing 2.72kg costs,

= 4 * £3.30

= £13.2

Now we use Unitary Method to find the cost of 150g cooked chicken... Considering the cost to be £x

 \frac{2720}{£13.2}  =  \frac{150}{x}  \\ =  x = £1.373

Final Answer:-

\huge\mathtt{£1.373}

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