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A dealer purchased 250 bulbs for rupee 10 each. However 12 bulbs got fused which she handed to throw away. She sold the remaining bulbs at rupee 12 each. Find her gain or loss

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Answered by FunnySmartGuy
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Question: A dealer purchased 250 bulbs for rupee 10 each. However 12 bulbs got fused which she handed to throw away. She sold the remaining bulbs at rupee 12 each. Find her gain or loss

Answer: 356 Rupees

Step-by-step explanation:

Total amount spent for 250 bulbs:

= 10 rupees per/ bulb

= 10 x 250

= 2500

She spent 2500 Rupees on the bulbs

Since, 12 bulbs got fused and thrown away, She now has (250 - 12 =) 238 bulbs.

She sold 238 bulbs at 12 rupees / per bulb

Calculation:

= 238 x 12

= 2856

She sold 238 bulbs for 2856 rupees

Her Gain: 2856 - 2500 = 356 Rupees

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Answered by ItzHannu001
2

Answer:

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In the question it is given that a dealer purchased 250 bulbs for 10 each. So,first we find the cost price (C.P) of 250 bulbs, Cost of 250 bulbs = 250×10 = 2500. It is also given in question that 12 bulbs got fused, so dealer throw that fused bulbs. Remaining bulbs = 250 12 = 238 bulbs. And the dealer sold that remaining bulbs at 12 each. So, Selling price (S.P) = 238×12 = 2856. We have asked in question that dealer have gain (profit) or loss.

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 \sf {Cost  \:  \: price \:  \:  of  \:  \: 1  \: bulb = ₹10}

 \sf{So, Cost \:  \:  price \:  \:  of   \: 250 \:  bulbs = 250×10 = ₹2500}

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So, Number of remaining bulbs = 250 — 12 = 238 bulbs

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 \sf{Selling  \:  \: price  \:  \: of \:  \:  1  \: bulb= ₹12}

 \sf{So,Selling  \:  \: price  \:  \: of    \: 238 \:  bulbs = 238×12 = ₹2856}

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Here, we see that selling price is greater that cost price ( S.P>C.P)

So, Dealer have a profit

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Calculating the profit

 \sf{ \large{Profit  \: = S.P. — C.P.}}

 \sf{ \large{Profit= 2856—2500}}

 \sf { \large { \red{ \boxed{ \blue{ \sf{Profit = ₹356}}}}}}

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