Math, asked by sumandhiman1981, 7 months ago

a fruit seller buys 50 dozen of bananas for 3000 rupees .on the first day he sells 30 dozens of bananas for a profit of 20%. the next day he sell the remaining 20 bananas to an orphanage with a loss 25% . Find the total percentage of the transition of profit/loss.

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Answered by kavya901921
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Answer:

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Answered by devsikhasevika18
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Answer:

The cost price of 50 dozens bananas that Harish purchased, CP=Rs.135

Bananas left after removing 5 dozens of rotten bananas =45 dozens

Now, the effective CP of one dozen bananas =Rs.135/45=Rs.3

The price at which Harish should sell each dozen bananas to make a profit of 20%;

Profit%=Gain/CP=(SP−CP)/CP

100

20

=

3

SP−3

SP=Rs.3.60

Harish should sell the bananas at Rs.3.60 a dozen in order to make a profit of 20%.

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