A fruit vendor bought 50 kg apples and 40 kg oranges. He bought apples at the rate of 180 per kg and oranges at 50 per kg. After he bought he found 2 kg rotten apples and 3 kg rotten oranges. At what rate should he sell his fruits if he has to obtain a profit of 20% on apples and 11% on oranges?
Answers
Answered by
1
Answer:
PSP♡
ANU♡
Step-by-step explanation:
His total profit percentage is (100/3) or 33 and 1/3 percentage.
4kg faulty weight=3.6kg actual or correct weight.
1kg faulty weight=.9kg correct weight.
So the person is selling at the price of Rs 60 per .9 kg weight.
1kg correct weight apples selling price=60/.9=200/3 Rs
His gain per kg=(200/3)-50=(50/3)rupees
His total profit percentage =
(profit per kg/C.P per kg)*100={(50/3)/50}*100=(1/3)*100=100/3=33 and1/3 percent.
Similar questions