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a dealer bought 100 tables for rupees 40. he sells 20 of them at a gain of 5% at what gain percent must he sell the remainder so as to gain 20% on the whole​

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Answered by Nylucy
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Answer:

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The dealer bought 80 cricket bats for ₹50 each.

Total cost of 80 cricket bats is

₹80 × 50= ₹4000

Sells 20 bats at a gain of 5% that is

50 + 5% of 50

50 + 5/100 × 50

50 + 5/2

50 + 2.5

= ₹52.50

What must be the gain percentage of the remaining bats, so as to get 10% gain on the whole?

10% gain or profit on the whole means

4000 + 10% of 4000

4000 + 10/100 × 4000

4000 + 400

= 4000 + 400

=₹ 4400

He should sold all the bats at ₹ 4400

But he has already sold 20 bats at ₹52.50 each

Total cost of 20 bats already sold

20 × ₹52.50

= ₹ 1050

Therefore he needs to sell the remaining 60 bats in

₹4400 - ₹1050

=₹ 3350

Each bat to be sold = 3350/60= ₹55.83 each

Profit = sale price - cost price

=₹ 55.83 - ₹50

= ₹ 5.83

Percentage profit = (Profit × 100)/ cost price

= 5.83 × 100 / 50

= 583/50

= 11.66%

Answer the gain percentage of the remaining bats should be 11.66% to get 10 percent gain 9n the whole.

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