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A fruit - seller bought bananas at the rate of 3 for ₹ 8 and sold them at the rate of 2 for ₹ 7. Find his gain or loss per cent.​

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Answered by steffiaspinno
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Profit% = 31.25%

Explanation:

Given:

1. A fruit - seller bought bananas at the rate of 3 for ₹ 8

2. Sold them at the rate of 2 for ₹ 7

To find:

Find his gain or loss percent.​

Formula:

Profit = Selling price - Costprice

Loss = Cost price - Selling price

Profit% = (profit/cp)×100

Loss% = (Loss/cp)×100

Cost price of 3 Banana = ₹8

Selling price of 2 Banana = ₹7

Find the cost price of 1 Banana

Find the Selling price of 1 Banana

3 Banana = ₹8

Cost price of 1 Banana = 8/3

Cost price of 1 Banana = 2.666

2 Banana = ₹7

Selling Price of 1 Banana = 7/2

Selling Price of 1 Banana = 3.5

S.P > C.P = profit

C.P > S.P = Loss

3.5 > 2.6 = Profit

Profit = Selling price - Costprice

Profit = 7/2 - 8/3

Denominator is different

Profit = 7(3)/2(3)-8(2)/3(2)

Profit = 21/6 -16/6

Profit = 5/6

Profit% = (profit/cp)×100

Profit% = ((5/6)/(8/3))×100

Profit% = (5×3/6×8)×100

Profit% = (5/2×8)×100

Profit% = (5/16)×100

Profit% = 500/16

Profit% = 31.25%

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