Math, asked by mdshahwazknowx3075, 11 months ago

A car dealer has rupees 2500000 to invest . Each car is available for rupees 500000 . If the price of a car increases by 15%,find the number of car he can purchase for the same amount .

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Answered by dhruv0002
8

Answer:

4 cars

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of cars he can purchase with each car at rate 500000 = 2500000/500000 = 25/5 = 5

Price increase by 15%, so

new price = 500000 + [(15/100)×500000]

new price = 500000 + [15×5000]

new price = 500000 + 75000

new price = 575000

Number of cars he can purchase with each car at new price = 2500000/575000 = 2500/575 = 4.34

So ye can buy 4 cars in the new price as number of cars cannot be in decimal.

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Answered by sagarsonusoni
0

Step-by-step explanation:

No. of car he can purchase with each car at rate = 500000=2500000/500000=5

price increase by 15%,so

new price= 500000+(15/100)*500000

500000+75000

575000

no. of car he can purchase with new rate=

2500000/575000=4.34

he can buy 4 cars

no.of cars cannot in decimal

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