Question

A fruit seller buys 712 fruits of which 3/4 are apple. Of all the apples that he brought, 1/3 were found to be rotten. If he sold all the good apples at Rs. 21 each. How much money did he received on selling all the good apples.​

Answer 1

Answer:

$a \: fruit \: seller \: buys \: 712 \: fruits \: which \frac{3}{4} are \: apple. \\ = \frac{3}{4} \times 712 = 534 \: apple \\ so \: seller \: buys \: 534 \: apple. \\ \: of \: all \: apple \: that \: he \: brought \: \frac{1}{3} were \: found \: to \: be \: rotten. \\ \frac{1}{3} \times 534 = 178 \\ so \: 178 \:apple \: are \: rotten. \\ thus \: total \: apple \: left = 534 - 178 = 356 \: are \: good \: apple. \\ if \: he \: sold \: each \: apple \: at \: rs.541 \\ so \: he \: recived \: on \: selling \: 541 \times 356 = 192596. \\ = rs192596 \\ okk \: bye \: mark \: branlist \: please \: i \: will \: return \: you \: mark \: \\ give \: me \: some \: multiple \: thanks$