Math, asked by rajankavi4105, 1 year ago

A fruit seller bought 75 kg apple at rupees 30 per kg . He sold one-third apple at a loss of 5%.At what rate should she sell the remaining appke so that his pverall gain 10%.

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Answered by tharikscientist
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{ 75/3 = 25 } kg of apples were sold at a loss of  5%

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The { 25 } kg of apples were bought for:

{ 30*75*(1/3) = 750 }rupees

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A loss of 5% means they were sold for:

{ .95*750 = 712.5 } rupees

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For the overall gain to be 10%, the selling

price of all { 75 }of the apples must be:

{ 30*75*1.1 = 2475 }

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{ 2475 - 712.5 = 1762.5 } is the price

of the remaining { 2/3 }

The remaining { (2/3)*75 = 50 } kg

of apples should be sold at a rate of:

{ 1762.5 / 50 = 35.25 } rupees / kg

Answered by aqsamansooor001
0

It's a very simple Question

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I hope you got the answer

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