Math, asked by mariyamustan3, 3 months ago

A certain product 'P' is made of two ingradients 'M' and 'N'
in the ratio 2:5. The price of 'M' is three times that of 'N'. The
total cost of the product is Rs. 52 per Kg. including labour charges
of Rs. 8 per Kg. Find the price of 'M' and 'N' per Kg.

Please explain well

Answers

Answered by abhishekhsingh9991
1

Answer:

Let the price of N per kg ₹ x. Then , the price of M per kg = ₹ 3 x

1 kg of P contains 2/7 kg of M and 5/7 kg of M

Price of 1 kg of p =(2/7)×3x+(5/7)x=(11/7)x

By the given condition, 11x/7

=52-8

=₹44

⇒x=44×(7/11)=₹28

Hence the price of N per kg = ₹ 28

the price of M is 3x=3*28=84

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